Mid-19th Century Signet Rings

This is a wonderful 18ct yellow gold Victorian mourning ring. The ring is set with a central banded agate that has been cut in a shield shape and each shoulder features beautifully p...

Antique Gold Carnelian Intaglio Signet Ring. This exquisite ring is crafted in gold. The ring features a striking carnelian intaglio wit...

C. Late 19th Century This Victorian signet ring is crafted in 16K gold. It features a central blue enamel oval adorned with a gold monogram and crown motif, surrounded by a halo of ...

A beautiful signet ring featuring an octagonal carnelian intaglio. The carnelian displays a rich, warm orange hue, intricately carved with a lion's head crest above an elegant B mono...

A Victorian pearl, hairwork, and yellow gold ring, comprising one pearl, set in 18 karat yellow gold, with panels of plaited hairwork. This curious mourning ring is unlike any othe...

Centering a mixed emerald cut citrine weighing approximately 4.80 carats Transparent light brownish in color and carved with intaglio Depicting two heraldic crests with knight helmet...

Rectangular blood jasper intaglio ring engraved with an armorial shield surrounded the motto (Algernon Sidney’s Motto was that his Hand (i.e. his ...

We are transfixed by this apple green agate signet ring for many reasons; the ornamental grooves that circle undisturbed about the band, the unusual green agate stone, and the icing ...

An Egyptian revival ring. Magnificent antique 19th century ring, created in Europe in the Egyptian revival style, back in the 1860's. The outstanding ring has been crafted with classic patterns in solid yellow gold of 14 karats with high polished finish. The main decorative element is the elegant portrait in profile of an Egyptian queen facing to the left and wearing diamond's jewelry such, dangle earrings and a tiara. The queen's portrait is decorated with the difficult polychrome enamel technique, called Peinture sur émail. The craftmanship is exceptionally well done and surely is a one-of-a-kind conversation piece. Egyptian Revival Jewelry For centuries, Ancient Egypt has held the fascination of the public and continues to inspire artists and designers alike. Between the 1860 and 1890, ancient cities were discovered, such as Troy, Pompeii and Alexandria. Archaeological excavations in Egypt, Greece and Rome, discovered artistic pieces of these ancient cultures. These fabulous discoveries, stimulated cultural trips to these countries, popularly called "grand tour". Being the case that the enthusiast visitors bring back small objects, like souvenirs to be assembled into jewelry. The starting point of these trips were in the cities of Rome and Venice. Diamonds: Mount in inlaid settings, with 11 European rose cuts diamonds, 0.22 carats, G/H color, SI clarity. Weight: 5.95 Grams, (3.85 Dwt). Size: 5.5 and may be sized on request. Measurements: 20 mm by 14 mm (0.79 x 0.55 Inches) and raise 4 mm over the finger. Hallmarks Un marked, electronically tested for 14kt (.585/.999). References: From the collection of Edith Weber Antique Jewelry. Jewelry from Edith Weber was worn at the Academy Awards and graced many major national magazines. Their store at The Carlyle was described as a historical jewel box with esoteric jewelry...

A truly sentimental memento mori authentic antique Victorian mourning ring with the words "Sacred to Affection" encircling a lock of hair encased in glass. This ancient heirloom is f...

Signet Ring with plain band adorned with bezel set polished plate of natural Red Onyx stone 9 mm x 6 mm x 3 mm deep / ca 3 ct. Stone may change color a bit under from dark Red to alm...

Antique signet jewish ring depicting a large candelabra or Menorah which has lit candles or tapers.Flanking the candlestick are a ram's horn or shofar and ...