Victorian 18ct Gold Diamond Enamel Mourning Ring c.1850Description: A beautifully preserved Victorian mourning ring in rich 18ct Gold, c. 1850. The scalloped cartouche head gleams with glossy black Enamel, centred by a Silver collet holding a bright Diamond for striking contrast. Foliate and scrollwork shoulder panels, including a tiny heart detail, lead to a bold black enamel legend reading IN MEMORY OF. Lifting the hinged head reveals a circular glazed compartment protecting a finely woven hair memento,

adding to her historical

Date letter 'Y' for the year 1973

it is still buttery

most notable at the base

also forming her decorative and intertwined bale

We adore this Edwardian 9ct Gold gate bracelet

With approximately 25 carats of Garnets

The vibrant grass-green Emerald is suspended from a Diamond-encrusted bar drop

This Victorian pendant will add much needed warmth to your jewellery box as we head into the colder months

a locket back is revealed

The 9ct Gold jump ring is lustrously shiny and holds the pendant securely

and although the settings have worn down slightly in areas