Victorian Bloodstone Shield Signet Ring memento mori The term pavé refers to
Description
The term pavé refers to the way that the stones are set
It's incredibly unusual to find such a piece
Old Mine Cut Diamond - 0
It's a pocketwatch sized compass pendant dating from the late Victorian period
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Victorian Bloodstone Shield Signet Ring memento mori The term pavé refers toDATE: Victorian, c. 1890 A fine antique signet ring home to an uncarved shield shaped bloodstone panel. The ring itself is crafted in 18 karat gold, with English hallmarks and the maker's mark of Edward Vaughton of 4 Warstone Lane, Birmingham. It dates from the late Victorian period, circa 1890, and remains in great condition having developed a lovely patina over the years. STONES Bloodstone MEASUREMENTS Head: 1. 8 x 1. 7cm Width of band: 8. 4mm
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