Victorian 18ct Gold Bloodstone Signet Ring with Decorated Shoulders feed-gender-unisex Jewelry Design since 1937’

Jewelry Design since 1937’

In 1930 Vogue quoted Cecil Beaton ”Even if you have not lost your fortune

The most typical Edwardian jewellery incorporated a lavish profusion of pearls and diamonds usually set in platinum

and the rose cut stones have a subtlety that is often not found in later brilliant cut diamonds

fading into the past

Victorian 18ct Gold Bloodstone Signet Ring with Decorated Shoulders feed-gender-unisex Jewelry Design since 1937’A very fine 18ct gold and bloodstone signet ring, which was assayed in London in 1858. It is the finest one we have ever owned, and the condition is excellent despite its great age. It can be engraved, or simply worn for the beauty of the stone itself.