Victorian Tourmaline Ring

Victorian Tourmaline RingGorgeous Victorian three stone ring dating from the late 19th century, circa 1880. The head features three vivid bottle green tourmalines, with owl like shoulder motifs carved into the gold band and ornate detailing to the gallery. Trilogy rings are believed to have originated in ancient Egypt, where they were thought to represent the three phases of the sun (rising, high noon, and setting) or the three stages of life (birth, life, and death). The

Length: 18 inches

Gorgeous antique riviere necklace furnished with deep amethyst-coloured paste gemstones

and it's decked out in old cut diamonds and little seed pearl berries

The Aesthetic Movement in England drew inspiration from the London International Exhibition of 1862

J&P maker's mark

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along with Cupid’s other tales

sexuality and protection of the herd

Mid-sized bloodstone panel suitable for most designs

Dainty vintage ring with a carved salmon-pink rose rising in glorious high relief above the gold head

An unusual Victorian pendant formed as a long jade rod capped with gold at the top and bottom

It comprises eight colourfully enamelled domes with stylised floral designs