Late Victorian Gold Enamel & Hair ‘Memory’ Mourning Ring Circa 1860-1880 This bangle bears no assay

This bangle bears no assay mark… upon research and subsequently contacting the Birmingham assay office we can advise with confidence if the assay mark is not present it is naturally know to have been assayed in London

Unusual in design this this very wearable ring receives lots of comments when ever she’s seen

2cm tapping to a solid wide shank at 4mm

oranges reflected wonderfully due to the checkerboard cut faceting

The Bloodstone has a lovely deep green colour with flecks of red

Late Victorian Gold Enamel & Hair ‘Memory’ Mourning Ring Circa 1860-1880 This bangle bears no assayFine example of a Victorian era Memory ring, featuring black enamel and finely woven hair panels interspersed with raised gold letters spelling Memory. At the centre of this unique piece is an oval glass covered window containing immaculately woven fair hair, an unusual colour to see. Commensurate to the age there is some wear to the enamel work and small pieces missing, however this does not detract from the overall quality of the piece. There is