Victorian 18ct Gold Band Keeper Ring with a Heart and a Diamond feed-gender-unisex It would look great on

It would look great on a gold chain for everyday wear

The presence of mercury gilding here is an evocative sign of the ring’s genuine antique origin

The pendant is hallmarked 585 for 14ct gold and bears the Austrian horse’s head mark with the letter “W”

A very stylish Art Deco ring

the stone was thought to be a good luck amulet and protector against falling off from horses and getting poisoned

Victorian 18ct Gold Band Keeper Ring with a Heart and a Diamond feed-gender-unisex It would look great onHallmarked in Chester in 1893 and made by Henry Williamson, Farringdon Road, London. This enchanting 18ct gold ring is a classic example of a keeper ring a sentimental style traditionally gifted to someone considered worth keeping. The ring features elegant fluted detailing along the sides, while its centre is adorned with a polished gold heart set with a twinkling old mine cut diamond, star set in the style of a gypsy ring. Rich in symbolism and