Description
Used for centuries the signet ring, during Victorian era continued to be regarded as the mark of the gentleman.
Signet or seal rings have left a mark in history of jewelry remaining a strong symbol of cultural identity as with this powerful signet ring form Victorian era.
Presented is what a 19th Century catalogue of jewellery in England, showing the most popular design would describe as an oval plaque signet ring to be worn as a sign of status.
From 1852 Birmingham comes this elegant example in 18 Kt buttery yellow gold.
Very good overall condition wear consistent with use and age.
Could serve as a signet ring, right hand ring, or engagement ring and equally at home on the finger of any gender.
Additional information
| Metal | 18 Kt yellow gold, acid tested |
|---|---|
| Hallmark | assay 18ct, Birmingham, date D 1852 maker |
| Measures | head of the ring is 14.8 mm at widest part; sits 1.5 mm high on finger ; |
| Gemstone | none |
| UK size | Q 1/2 |
| US size | 8 1/2 |
| Weight | 6.7 grams |
| Condition | very good overall condition wear consistent with age |
| Choose metal | Yellow Gold |
























