A lovely and simple memorial band from the very end of the Victorian period. The ring is made from 9ct gold, marked on the inside of the shank, and is inscribed with the words ‘My Dear Husband, April 27th 1902’. To the outer at the back of the shank, the initials E.P. are engraved in a rudimentary shield shape.
The ring has the words ‘In Memory Of’ across the top in gold block lettering highlighted in a panel of black enamel. The enamel is a little worn, though the words are bright and bold. The ring sits comfortably on the finger and is great either in a stack or worn alone.
Details:
Materials - 9ct Gold (marked), Enamel
Age - 1901-2
Size - The ring measures approx 5mm wide all the way around.
Ring Size - UK O ½ 7 ½ This ring cannot be resized
Condition - Good. Some wear to the enamel as mentioned. The back of the shank as a visible line in it, though the ring does not look to have been resized. The shank is completely secure and in good condition overall.
Weight - 3.4g
A lovely and simple memorial band from the very end of the Victorian period. The ring is made from 9ct gold, marked on the inside of the shank, and is inscribed with the words ‘My Dear Husband, April 27th 1902’. To the outer at the back of the shank, the initials E.P. are engraved in a rudimentary shield shape.
The ring has the words ‘In Memory Of’ across the top in gold block lettering highlighted in a panel of black enamel. The enamel is a little worn, though the words are bright and bold. The ring sits comfortably on the finger and is great either in a stack or worn alone.
Details:
Materials - 9ct Gold (marked), Enamel
Age - 1901-2
Size - The ring measures approx 5mm wide all the way around.
Ring Size - UK O ½ 7 ½ This ring cannot be resized
Condition - Good. Some wear to the enamel as mentioned. The back of the shank as a visible line in it, though the ring does not look to have been resized. The shank is completely secure and in good condition overall.
Weight - 3.4g