Early Victorian Enamel Ring Conversion

This rare English mourning ring from the Victorian era (ca1852) is quite an unusual piece! Crafted in 18kt gold, the ring is richly detailed, and serves as a fine example of the mourning jewelry tradition. At the center of the ring is a glass covered window, which exposes a band of finely woven hair...

An interesting diamond conversion ring from the Victorian (ca1850s) era! Crafted in 18kt yellow gold and topped in beautifully patinaed sterling silver, this ring adorns a unique Table Cut diamond in a closed-back collet setting. The Table Cut diamond catches the light gently, making for a very special look. The collet is raised, held by an elegant belcher setting. A simple contemporary 18kt band...

An antique early Victorian gold, diamond, and enamel ring featuring a rose-cut diamond center in a tapering gold mount decorated with a blue enamel foliate pattern, in 15k gold. Eng...

Originally an antique Victorian era stick pin (circa 1880s to 1900s), the natural gold nugget is crafted in 14 karat yellow gold. The ring is mounted with the original stick pin. Ou...