Victorian Diamond Crossover Flower Ring Size:4.5 most likely as a gift

most likely as a gift for a new mother to secure the baby's nappies (obviously completely unnecessary and verging on ostentations

intricately intaglio carved with a humorous scene and motto: cupid stands with a heart in one hand

Gorgeous early Victorian anchor link bracelet

One side of the shield is set with an onyx panel with fine gold inlay depicting the masonic square and compasses

Victorian Diamond Crossover Flower Ring Size:4.5 most likely as a giftDATE: Victorian, c. 1890 A gorgeous antique ring dating from the Victorian period, circa 1890. The main event, a lovely (0. 38ct) old cut diamond flower cluster which sits at the top of the rose cut diamond crossover band. Rose cut diamond leaf motifs connect the band together, and a chunky 0. 34ct old cut diamond sits at the south of the ring. The stones are set in silver, while the band is crafted in 15k yellow gold. It's a very pretty example,