17th Century Posy Ring Glass 2cm excluding the wires and
Description
2cm excluding the wires and 4
This chunky chain with moving parts was probably made to be attached to a buttonhole in a lapel
Georgian foil-backed emerald and old mine cut diamond square cluster ring set in 18ct gold and silver with a very pretty half-chased shank decorated with flowers
emeralds or diamonds they were made with such care and the gold shanks often have beautifully detailed gold work similar to this one but each one is individual
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17th Century Posy Ring Glass 2cm excluding the wires andA 17th century fine gold poesy ring with the inscription "In Conftancy I live and die". Posy rings originate from the French word "posy" for a motto or verse and were used extensively from the 16th to 18th centuries as lover's tokens and betrothal or wedding rings. This ring was made circa 1680 1700 Ring Size: O
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