Reserved - Antique Edwardian 1906 18ct Gold Ceylon Sapphire Ring

Reserved - Antique Edwardian 1906 18ct Gold Ceylon Sapphire RingHistorically it is believed sapphires symbolise truth, sincerity and faithfulness. It is also believed to have curative properties and to keep one safe from illness and protect against poison and spells. Sapphire is the birthstone of September. Our 18ct gold ring features beautiful cornflour blue Ceylon sapphires with white antique diamonds. This piece has a number of marks indicating it was hallmarked in 1906 in Chester, England from 18ct gold.

in Native American culture the bear is a symbol of rebirth and Asian culture consider the bear as the spirit of their forefathers

the origins of this style of ring dates back to the 19th century

Garnets were used extensively in all different designs of Victorian jewellery

Enamel is powdered glass which is heated to very high temperatures

A great memento of the pre-decimal era

They were also sometimes used as a memorial symbol

silver balls and delicate etchings

The piece does not have a letter dating the exact year of the piece although the style and way it has been made means it in most likely Victorian or Edwardian

These pretty clips feature woven circular and tubular glass beads set on a gold tone setting

This piece would have been worn on a gentleman's watch chain mostly for decoration

or in the hair

Vintage 1960s ring featuring a sculpted buckle set into silver