18th Century Solitaire Rings

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...

Size: 8 Sizing Fee: Up 3 sizes for $40 or Down 2 sizes for $30 Era: Victorian Date: 1870s - 1880s Metal Content: 14k Yellow Gold Stone Information Natural Hardstone/Banded Agate C...

This Georgian style ring features two skeletons looking above and below while embracing a stuart crystal and is made from 18 karat gold. This statement ring features a colorless rock...

In very good condition. Total weight 3 grams. Totally is diamond 0.57 ct. The diamond is has H color and s3 clarity. Ring size is US 7.5 (We offer free resizing) We can make any size...

This stunning blue star sapphire ( aprox. 1 1/4 ct) ring is surrounded by a halo of old mine cut diamonds ( total weight aprox. 0.60 ct.) The Late V...

A gorgeous ring from the Early Victorian (ca1850s) era! Crafted in 15kt rose gold, this ring displays a lovely hardstone cameo. The cameo is carved from a single piece of agate and depicts a figure carrying a jug and a staff. Though it is a single stone, the brown agate figure...

Minimalist pink sapphire ring in 18k gold which perfectly goes with your personality and also helps you to improve your energy and sensuality. To enhan...

Georgian Remembrance This simply exquisite antique Georgian ring is 1790/1810 ca. – English origin A rare example of memorial jewelry in use during Georgian period as keeper of remem...

Antique Russian rose cut diamond 14k gold ring centered with single cut rose diamond flanked with several small rose cut diamonds with an esti...

An exquisite mid-18th century Georgian period mourning ring. The hexagonal crystal is inlaid with a memento mori skull and crossbones motif. This ring is steeped with history and is a remarkable example of early Georgian period Stuart crystal memorial jewellery. This high-karat gold ring dates from circa 1741, and is set with a hexagonal faceted rock crystal. The ornately scrolled Rococo band is decorated with a gold inscription against a white enamel background, to memorialise Mary Denham who died at the untimely age of 29. The use of white enamel signifies that the Mary was unmarried. The present ring with its white enamel (instead of the traditional black colour) is a particularly rare example of this design. Three similar examples can be found in The British Museum with another in The Victoria & Albert Museum. The inner band is stamped with the makers mark ‘JC’. A group of 4 rings by the same goldsmith are in the British Museum, and all of them also date from circa 1740. One of these is a very similar white enamel mourning ring...

Victorian 18ct yellow gold and black enamel memorial mourning ring, inscribed with 'IN MEMORY OF' within a gold foliate border and 'Mary Alice Holbrey, Born May 12, 1860. Died April ...

Stuart Crystal Rings such as this were made in the mid 18th century to memorialize the murder of King Charles who was killed in 1649. They are the ...