'Bossingham' Medieval Garnet ring, circa 13th century.

Medieval garnet cabochon ring. Set to centre with a single octagonal cabochon natural unenhanced garnet in a closed back rubover setting with an approximate weight of 8.00 carats, to an octagonal 'pie-dish' bezel design, leading to intricately carved shoulders and flowing through to a solid shank. Tested yellow gold, circa 1200-1400 century...

Early gold ring with garnet. Set with an oval old cut garnet in a closed back rubover collet setting with an approximate weight of 1.00 carats, engraved to the bezel in script 'TA', ...

Medieval cabochon sapphire ring. Centrally set with an oval cabochon natural unenhanced sapphire in a closed back rubover setting with an approximate...

Medieval sapphire love ring. Set to centre with a natural unenhanced cabochon sapphire in a closed back claw setting, flanked by two heart shape red stones, possibly garnets, in clos...

Sat proud upon a gorgeous glossy 9ct yellow gold band is an equally glossy garnet cabochon stone. Made in Birmingham 1990, England. Ring Size: O 1/2 or 7 1/2 Stone Dimensions: 14x1...

A Merovingian gold ring with an oval bezel that secures a large red garnet cabochon. The Merovingian, named after Chlodio, the legendary progenitor of...

Sat proud upon a gorgeous glossy 9ct yellow gold band is an equally glossy garnet cabochon stone. Ring Size: O 1/2 or 7 1/2 Stone Dimensions: 14x11mm Weight: 5g

Ornate Renaissance style 14K yellow gold garnet set band ring Late 19th Century Marks: Marker's mark A within a shield, 14K Technique: Twisted gold wire work, granulation, cullet set gemstones Size: 5.75 US Very Good Condition Very fine quality, intricate design and excellent workmanship, Hand crafted by an expert jeweler, this beautiful band is fit for a Renaissance princess or prince. A well rendered maker's mark on the interior of the letter A within a shield shaped crest. The garnets, rich vibrant red in color, faceted, cullet set. An ancient gemstone, garnet has been revered by the Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, Anglo-Saxons, Medieval Crusaders, Hunza warriors, Kings and Queens. It has historically been associated with the heart, inner fire, love, friendship and vitality. Amulets using the stone have been discovered in Egyptian tombs...