Victorian Memorial Ring with Diamond
A beautiful band ring from the Victorian period. The ring itself is hallmarked for Birmingham 1877, though the inscription remembers a man named John Gibson Whittles Ob. 17th July 1863. It seems the ring was made some years later to commemorate this man. The ring is a well loved memorial ring with the words ‘In Memory Of’ written in gothic script around the outside of the band. At the centre top is a star design, which exhibits remnants of black enamel and at the centre of the star is a beautiful table cut diamond. The diamond has a brooding appearance as is often the way with this cut.
There is not a lot I don’t like about this ring. Such understated beauty.
Details:
Materials - 18ct Gold (full hallmarks), Diamond
Age - Dated Birmingham 1877
Size - The ring is approx 6mm wide all the way around. The diamond is around 3.5mm by 2.5mm
Ring Size - UK Tight K ¼ US 5 ½ This ring cannot be resized
Condition - Good. Wear commensurate with age. Enamel is mostly worn away and the lettering has faded a little at the back of the shank. All part of the charm
Weight - 4.07g
A beautiful band ring from the Victorian period. The ring itself is hallmarked for Birmingham 1877, though the inscription remembers a man named John Gibson Whittles Ob. 17th July 1863. It seems the ring was made some years later to commemorate this man. The ring is a well loved memorial ring with the words ‘In Memory Of’ written in gothic script around the outside of the band. At the centre top is a star design, which exhibits remnants of black enamel and at the centre of the star is a beautiful table cut diamond. The diamond has a brooding appearance as is often the way with this cut.
There is not a lot I don’t like about this ring. Such understated beauty.
Details:
Materials - 18ct Gold (full hallmarks), Diamond
Age - Dated Birmingham 1877
Size - The ring is approx 6mm wide all the way around. The diamond is around 3.5mm by 2.5mm
Ring Size - UK Tight K ¼ US 5 ½ This ring cannot be resized
Condition - Good. Wear commensurate with age. Enamel is mostly worn away and the lettering has faded a little at the back of the shank. All part of the charm
Weight - 4.07g
A beautiful band ring from the Victorian period. The ring itself is hallmarked for Birmingham 1877, though the inscription remembers a man named John Gibson Whittles Ob. 17th July 1863. It seems the ring was made some years later to commemorate this man. The ring is a well loved memorial ring with the words ‘In Memory Of’ written in gothic script around the outside of the band. At the centre top is a star design, which exhibits remnants of black enamel and at the centre of the star is a beautiful table cut diamond. The diamond has a brooding appearance as is often the way with this cut.
There is not a lot I don’t like about this ring. Such understated beauty.
Details:
Materials - 18ct Gold (full hallmarks), Diamond
Age - Dated Birmingham 1877
Size - The ring is approx 6mm wide all the way around. The diamond is around 3.5mm by 2.5mm
Ring Size - UK Tight K ¼ US 5 ½ This ring cannot be resized
Condition - Good. Wear commensurate with age. Enamel is mostly worn away and the lettering has faded a little at the back of the shank. All part of the charm
Weight - 4.07g