Edwardian Lover's Knot Keeper Ring yellow gold creamy lustre of the pearls

creamy lustre of the pearls and vibrant green of the peridots makes the pendant all the more striking

It's crafted in solid 18 carat gold and dates from the latter years of the 19th century

while the larger circular drops are adorned with a variety of cannetille-work

the panel is attributable to Josiah Wedgwood (& Sons)

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Edwardian Lover's Knot Keeper Ring yellow gold creamy lustre of the pearlsChunk of an antique keeper ring dating from the Edwardian era with English hallmarks for 18 carat gold, year: 1915. The head is a woven Lover's Knot or, perhaps, Alexander's famous Gordian Knot with both plain and deeply carved sections, the latter featuring the ever popular back then fine floral and foliate detailing. The KBSP maker's mark inside the band is from Kinsley Brothers & Patrick or 56 Albion Street, Birmingham a jewellery firm who