Antique Georgian 22ct Gold George III Enamel Memorial Mourning Ring London 1815 Approx 3 @ 8mm x

Approx 3 @ 8mm x 6mm

62mm tapering to the rear shank at 4

Most notable for its use of ‘mesh’ including necklaces in the style of mens ties and of curse the highly coveted snake bracelets

Charming and early Australian Brooch/Pendant by Duggin Shappere and Co

Laser inscribed 375 for 9ct gold

Antique Georgian 22ct Gold George III Enamel Memorial Mourning Ring London 1815 Approx 3 @ 8mm xAlways poignant these Memorial Mourning rings were distributed at a funeral commemorating the passing of a loved one to be worn in memory of the deceased so that they could keep their loved one close to them always. This ring bears the name and day of passing for Joshua Collins aged 76 21st March 1815. Crafted from rich and buttery 22ct yellow gold and marked with the lion passant used during the Georgian era to denote 22ct gold and with London date