18th Century Mughal Enamel Ring

18th Century Mughal Enamel RingAn exquisite Mughal ring made in northern India during the 18th century, circa 1760. The head is set with four coloured gemstones: a pink tourmaline, pink foiled rock crystal, and two pear shaped white topaz. The shoulders, gallery to the sides of the stones, and the back of the head feature brightly coloured enamel work incorporating red flowers, greens, blues, and black and white polkadots all wonderfully complementing the rich, 22 carat gold.

This antique signet ring is crafted in 18 carat gold with a matte/brushed finish

possible GP maker's mark

It's crafted in 9 carat yellow gold with stretches of flat oval links punctuated by flat interlinked bars and ornate pierced orbs

RESERVED A delightfully gaudy triple-row cluster ring set with alternating north-south lines of vivid green chrome diopsides and pinkish-purple almandine garnets

purge the man-eating birds of Lake Stymphalia

Head size: 10mm by 8mm

leaving a rather striking two-tone metal effect

The two beasts fell dead and as a result of this miracle

accentuating their brightness and colour

The Victorians were obsessed with natural history

750 for 18ct Gold

and the shoulders are finely textured