Victorian Faith, Hope & Charity Ring

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A lovely ring from the late Victorian period, dated Birmingham 1894. The ring is made from solid sterling silver with full English hallmarks on the inside of the shank. It has a lovely low profile with the emblems for faith (cross), hope (anchor) and charity (heart) added in shallow relief to the front.

The ring works beautifully in a stack and is easy to wear everyday as it is fairly flush to the finger. The silver has a slightly matte appearance and the ring is in beautiful condition.

Details:

Materials - Sterling Silver (marked)

Age - Dated Birmingham 1894

Size - The band measures approx 7mm wide at the top narrowing to 3mm at the back.

Ring Size - UK R US 8 ¾ This ring could likely be resized a little as the hallmark is off to one side.

Condition - Excellent

Weight - 2g

A lovely ring from the late Victorian period, dated Birmingham 1894. The ring is made from solid sterling silver with full English hallmarks on the inside of the shank. It has a lovely low profile with the emblems for faith (cross), hope (anchor) and charity (heart) added in shallow relief to the front.

The ring works beautifully in a stack and is easy to wear everyday as it is fairly flush to the finger. The silver has a slightly matte appearance and the ring is in beautiful condition.

Details:

Materials - Sterling Silver (marked)

Age - Dated Birmingham 1894

Size - The band measures approx 7mm wide at the top narrowing to 3mm at the back.

Ring Size - UK R US 8 ¾ This ring could likely be resized a little as the hallmark is off to one side.

Condition - Excellent

Weight - 2g