Antique Georgian Turquoise Pearl Flower Ring With Locket Bloodstone

Antique Georgian Turquoise Pearl Flower Ring With Locket BloodstoneAn exquisite antique late Georgian cluster ring beautifully preserved from the early 1800s. The face depicts a forget me not dotted with blue turquoise and cream pearls with a small hidden locket on the reverse perfect for a small photograph or lock of hair. Turquoise is considered a stone of good fortune and has long been associated with the forget me not due to the stones matching sky blue colouring. It was symbolic of undying love and remembrance,

15ct total)

STONES: Paste (approx

his wife’s own “Mark Antony”

regal purple hue with an inner glow that shimmers magically beneath the surface of the stone

ITEM NUMBER: 2918ES

It’s a wonderful antique find and would look fabulous hung from a gold chain

all highlighted in rose and yellow gold

The stones are claw set in silver links gilded in 18ct yellow gold

Scottish jewellery grew in popularity in the mid-1800s and was a personal favourite of Queen Victoria’s who influenced the trend across Britain

The Cameo is set in an ornate Base Metal gilded in 9ct Yellow Gold frame

They were a personal favourite of Queen Victoria also and were carved in the same classic style

A stylish antique chain made by Mürrle Bennett & Co at the turn of the 20th Century