Georgian Acrostic REGARD Ring Add Inscription:No Inside there's a ghostly photograph

Inside there's a ghostly photograph

The stones are emerald cuts that display excellent glass-like clarity and total over 27 carats in weight

Simple-yet-striking Art Deco ring built around a square of polished black onyx with a single 'floating' diamond at its centre

A fine example of intricate Victorian craftsmanship

and also has its own "special meaning": B is also used as a "powder" flag by vessels having explosives on board

Georgian Acrostic REGARD Ring Add Inscription:No Inside there's a ghostly photographA rare original acrostic ring dating from the late Georgian era, circa 1820. Known as acrostics, these remarkable rings employ a clever trick to conceal hidden meaning a secret message usually in the form of a romantic sentiment. The first letter of each stone spells out the sentiment REGARD: Ruby, Emerald, Garnet, Amethyst, Ruby, Diamond. Crafted in 15 carat gold with highly ornate orange blossom and foliate carvings around the band. Era: Georgian,