Georgian Hairwork Memorial Locket portraits Keeper Rings held great symbolic
Description
Keeper Rings held great symbolic significance and they were often worn alongside wedding bands
The lucky mushroom
02ct - Colour: E - Clarity: VVS2
An elegant mid century pseudo-three-stone bombé ring dating from the 1950s
which translates to fire – an echo of how the light catches on the surface of the stone
Georgian Hairwork Memorial Locket portraits Keeper Rings held great symbolicDATE: Georgian, c. 1730 A fantastic antique miniature hairwork locket, dating from the Georgian period, circa 1780. It's double sided featuring a painted miniature scene of a countryside setting, with a bridge, hairwork trees blowing in the wind, a little boat sailing along underneath the bridge. The green paste gemstone border sets the scene beautifully, and it's mounted in 15k gold with a locket compartment to the back. A rare and intricate piece of
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