Victorian Spotted Agate Ring

Victorian Spotted Agate RingWeirdo spotted agate cabochon ring dating from the Late Victorian era, circa 1900. Spotted agate is known for its earthy tones and natural blobs of contrasting colour; this stone has been carved to display the lighter 'spot' in the middle, vaguely reminiscent of an eye. Coincidentally, we have a near matching bracelet here. Era: Victorian, circa 1900 Ring size: K 1 2 or 5. 5 US. Resizeable for 55 Head: 11. 2mm by 9. 7mm Stone: Spotted Agate Marks:

VS/SI clarity

5 US (get in touch to discuss resizing)

"And so these same sisters I have stung with madness

with grooves at the shoulders that part to form an 8 pronged belcher setting at the head

if they roll neither

51ct calculated weight

each housing an intricately engraved geometric design

It's crafted in 9 carat gold with pretty pierced galleries to either side of the stones

An extraordinary antique neoclassical cameo brooch

London hallmarks date it to the year 1976 and warrant the gold fineness

It's both lengthy and heavy - coming in at 18 inches and 96 grams respectively - with a single dog clip and T-bar to complete the look

Our best guess is that it's some sort of 'insurance policy': if one of the plaques gets damaged