Victorian Baby Blue Enamel Ring pearl Weighing-in at a glorious 31

Weighing-in at a glorious 31 grams

Stone: Turquoise matrix

Anthropologist Lynne Isbell has argued that the snake as a manifestation of death

Stones: Peterhead (pink) and Aberdeen (silver) granite

Built in 9 carat gold

Victorian Baby Blue Enamel Ring pearl Weighing-in at a glorious 31This ring, with its rose diamond and baby enamel stripes, is a heart breaker. Swelling out at the head, to accommodate more diamonds and longer enamel swooshes, before tapering back down to the swirling pale blue shoulders. It dates from the Victorian period the latter half of the 19th century circa 1880, built in 18ct gold and set with an assortment of old mine and rose cut diamonds. Era: Victorian, circa 1880 Ring size: Q or 8 US. Not resizable