Medieval Revival Lapis Ring

Medieval Revival Lapis RingSuperb Victorian ring in the Medieval Revival style. The head is set with a highly domed deep blue lapis lazuli cabochon flecked with gold, with granulated gold pommels punctuating a 'faceted' bezel. The band features pierced quatrefoil motifs to the shoulders, and intricately chased floral and foliate detailing all around. It's crafted in bright, 15 carat gold and English hallmarks inside the band confirm the year it was made: 1866. Era: Victorian,

tested at 18ct gold

He married his cousin once removed

circa 1990

carnelian seal fob with Hercules wrestling the Nemean Lion

complete with its original fluted bail

He was usually depicted as a falcon-headed man wearing the pschent

minimalist platinum band with a deep D-shape profile and set with a single brilliant cut diamond

crafted in 15ct yellow gold and dating from the early Victorian period

and also as an attribute of agricultural and fertility deities

variety Moldavite

Carved from a single piece of black agate

riding the wave of Neoclassisim