Victorian Chrysoberyl & Diamond Ring in 18 Carat Gold; Circa 1890 dog signet ring perhaps repurposed into this ring

perhaps repurposed into this ring by a traveller returning from the Grand Tour

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A characterful pendant originally formed from one half of a pair of antique cufflinks and sensitively converted for modern wear

The hand engraving has a lovey ornate font style and sits wonderfully against the gold panel

Graceful and exquisitely made

Victorian Chrysoberyl & Diamond Ring in 18 Carat Gold; Circa 1890 dog signet ring perhaps repurposed into this ringA luminous treasure from the late Victorian era, this elegant ring is set with five graduating cabochon cut chrysoberyls. Each glowing with that distinctive greenish golden light for which the stone is loved, and knick named cat's eye. Between each of the chrysoberyls nestle tiny rose cut diamonds, their delicate sparkle offering a beautiful contrast to the smooth, liquid sheen of the cabochons. The stones are mounted in rich 18 carat yellow gold, and