Details
This is a truly lovely late Georgian (1830s) foil backed enamel garnet ring.
As the back of the stone was encased in 18 carat gold - the jeweler at the time placed a piece of foil behind it to reflect fire and light. The effect is quite stunning - as you can see.
It was a memorial or mourning ring but the inscription has sadly been removed some time ago. The black enamel and the gold carving work are in near perfect condition.
It is one of our oldest rings, but it has an extremely contemporary look on the finger.
As an online store we don't have sky-high city rent so we pass the savings on to you - the customer.
Buy with confidence with our money back guarantee. Contact andrea@helenbadge.com for any
information including sizing.
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Hallmarks: Independently tested 18 carat
Condition: Excellent, enamel near perfect. Signs of an inscription having been removed from
inside the ring.
Date and Origin: Circa 1830 and its origin is English
Care: This is a special occasion ring. The foil at the back of the stone means it should not get wet. It should be taken off when doing the dishes etc. This will
also protect the enamel from damage.
Size
Finger size:
Aus - O 3/4
UK - O 3/4
USA - 7.25
(Please discuss sizing this ring with Andrea)
Weight: 3.1 grams
Australia operates on the same sizing system as the UK. Click
HERE for more sizing information - it is not mine but some of my customers find it helpful. Please ask Andrea if you need any assistance.
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