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A 19th century gold and garnet three-stone ring, size M, unmarked tests as approx 15ct gold, approx 3.2gms, closed back settings; a 19th century gold and peridot type five-stone ring, unmarked assessed as approx 9ct, size Q½, approx 2.4gms (one stone replaced not peridot) (2)
A collection of three gold rings including an amethyst and 9ct gold gold open work dress ring, size K, a 9ct gold and moonstone dress ring, size H, stone abraded and a Victorian peridot five stone ring a/f stones chipped, total combined gross weight approx 15.4gms (3)
A collection of gold rings including an 18ct gold, ruby and diamond ring, size I 1/2, total gross weight approx 3gms, thee 9ct gold rings including a diamond set Victorian ring, a cross over ring set with white stones and a rope style ring, sizes I1/2, M, combined total, gross weight approx 10.7gms and a white metal faux pearl dress ring (5)
17th - 18th century gold posy ring inscribed 'In thee my choice I doe rejoice'. A high carat gold posy ring, of D-shaped cross section with the inscription on the interior. Maker's mark 'B' after the inscription. Posy rings derive their name from the love motto or rhyming poesy inscribed on them. Although examples are known from the medieval period, their popularity rose during Elizabethan times and reference is made to them in Shakespeare's Hamlet. Being inscribed on the interior, the love posy would be known to only the giver and recipient and this style became the popular choice for wedding rings through the mid 17th century, when Puritan culture of Oliver Cromwell's Commonwealth discouraged the wearing of ostentatious jewellery. The inscription on this example 'In thee my choice I do rejoice' is of typical 17th century style and refers to the delight of having chosen a suitable partner for marriage. Circa 1650-1720. 19mm x 4mm, 2.34g. Ring size: UK O½, US 7¾ From a private collection, acquired 1992.
A pair of 19th century gold pique tortoiseshell drop earrings; an early 19th Century memorial ring, tests as approx 9ct, with seed pearls, emerald and plaited hair; together with a Victorian 9ct gold sweetheart brooch set with seed pearl, approx 2.4gms; and a yellow metal locket set with a carved stone intaglio
An Art Deco jade and diamond brooch, the carved and pierced jade flanked by terminals set with two diamonds, approx 5cm long, unmarked white metal tests as platinum, total gross weight approx 9.5gms; together with a 9ct white gold and jade ring, size N½, gross weight approx 3.4gms (2)
A 22ct gold band, weight approx 3.5gms, along with a collection of 9ct gold items including a rose gold band, two yellow gold bands, a 9ct gold heart pendant, and 9ct gold single cufflink, with a total combined gross weight approx 12.8gms together with unmarked yellow metal medallion, cameo ring and paste stone set ring, total combined gross weight approx 7.6gms and gilt metal ring and piece of chain 1 bag
A 9ct gold wedding band, weight approx 7.7gms, along with silver sporting medallion for miniature riffle club, swivel watch fob, cufflinks, silver ring, two silver fine chains, silver Art Deco bracelet a/f stone missing, silver Albert chain, hardstone brooch a/f, a gilt metal sovereign case and other gilt metal items (one bag)
A diamond solitaire 18ct white gold ring, cross-over shoulders, the round brilliant-cut diamond approx 0.50ct, assessed colour J/K, assessed clarity SI2/I1, hallmarked 18ct gold, ring size J, gross weight approx 2.9 gramsCondition: very good, minor wear and tear only
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