Moylan-Smelkinson/The Spare Room

Lovely Georgian rivière with unusually colored foil back pink pastes on silver closed backs with pastes of graduated sizes, with the largest in the center. Rivieres were the classic ...

Silver set diamond cluster ring with 18k gold band and a closed locket back which has possibly lost its crystal cover but is still in remarkably good condition. Each side of the gol...

Georgian almandine garnet eternity band in 15K gold. Almandine garnets were used widely during this early 1780's period because it was believed that garnets were the most complimenta...

The five stone 19th century ring design is one of the most enduring Victorian ring styles today. The Victorians designed five stone rings using every gemstone and combinations of gemstones imaginable. Our ring has 5 polished flat cut almandine garnets set into a gold border and open in the back allowing in light and air. The gold work between the stones allows the ring to be worn alongside other rings without damaging the stones. We love the scroll detail on the shoulders. The half hoop ring design and original hand drawn renderings is shown in the last image and was duplicated from the 1896 catalog of EW Streeter, with further credit to Diana Scarisbrick's book Rings: Symbols of Wealth, Power, and Affection. The ring is a US size 6 and is approximately 4 cm high. It is shown in the images alongside an almandine garnet single stone locket...

Rare, historic sixteenth century posy (or posey) ring. Posey rings were popular in France and England during the late middle ages until the 18th century and were given as gifts betw...

Wonderful marquis shaped mid Victorian ring with a marquis shaped border and interior diamonds composed of tiny rose-cut diamonds, bezel set in silver. The yellow gold shoulders reac...

Rare Victorian romantic message ring "I Cling to Thee" with ivy trailing along the band. The meaning of ivy in Victorian times was fidelity, immortalit...

Substantial signet ring of tourmaline, with a delicately carved and pristine intaglio of a 2 horned goat mounted to a gorgeous gold band. The goat has important significance first in the Bible, representing sacrifice, protection, and guidance. A modern twist on the image of the goat is the acronym "greatest of all time", commonly referred to as the GOAT. The goat is also the symbol for Capricorn, the sign for everyone with birthdays between Dec 22 and Jan 19. The intaglio is so detailed that even the texture of the animal’s fur can be seen and felt when you run your hand across the face of the stone. The goat has a pair of horns, ears and even leg joints that are meticulously carved. The gold band is actually two gold bands circling the stone and forming a continuous double band throughout the ring. The band continues in in a circular pattern around the side mounted tourmalines to the back of the ring, with the repeating circular motifs establishing a strong design element. In addition to the tourmaline central stone, there are 2 cabochon cut tourmalines mounted to each side. The ring is open in the back and the goat intaglio is easily seen both from the front of the ring and back. The ring reads like an early 18th century ring but is in fact a modern ring with stamped Vasari. Vasari was a Catalan...

18K contemporary solitaire ring with a faceted peridot stone of a beautiful clear green color and a set of English hallmarks indicating 2001 date of production. One side of the band ...

A "Keeper" ring is a snug fitting ring worn to prevent the loss of a more valuable ring by keeping the larger ring from sliding off. Such rings were also known as magic or illusion...

Antique 18K and diamond-studded lover's knot ring with clear hallmarks for Chester, 1917. The knot motif is a Victorian symbol of love. It continued in popularity through WWI. Our kn...

This is a fun and unique take on a modern snake ring, modeled off the snake rings of the 19th century with the double heads and the diamond accents on each. In essence, this is an A...