1820s More Rings

A very fine 18carat gold Georgian black enamel and seed pearl mourning ring. Fully hallmarked London 1824. Ring Size:P or 7 3/4 Weight: 4.8g

A very unusual and special diamond ring from the Georgian (ca1820) era! This rare single stone piece features a lovely and romantic design crafted in vibrant 18kt yellow gold. A sparkling old Tablet Cut diamond rests at the center, held within a wide, squared bezel frame. The diamond weighs approximately 0.68ct and the unique cut sparkles beautifully within the open-backed setting. The squared centerpiece rests at the center of a solid gold band which has a special inscription that carries around the entire exterior and interior length of the band. Engraved along the outside, the sentimental message reads: "United hearts death only parts" while the inside reads "Fear God and Love me." Also found along the shank is the letter "M" which could have been part of a makers mark or hallmark that was removed to add the personalized inscription. A beautiful and romantic antique ring...

This Georgian ring is hallmarked 1824 and is engraved with the words 'Died Nov 3rd 1874'. This is an original mourning ring made in 18 carat yellow gold and covered with black enamel...

Circa 1827 18K Yellow Gold Memorial, Memento Ring, measuring 5/8 X 1/2 inch across the top, set with Pearls and having a a tiny bit of hair set under Glass in the center of the ring ...

Antique Georgian era memorial ring (circa 1825) crafted in 18 karat yellow gold. Natural pearls measuring (average) 2.5mm border an oval compartment that holds natural hair. The pearls are in very good condition showing good luster. The glass case protecting the braided hair is in excellent condition and free of cracks or chips. The ring is a wonderful example of Georgian era memorial jewelry...