Egyptian Revival Scarab Ring

Egyptian Revival Scarab RingCool Egyptian Revival scarab ring made during the latter half of the 19th century. It's built around a deep teal blue scarab beetle carved from faience, with intricate applied goldwork in the archaeological revival style to the shoulders and around the band. Heiroglyphics feature on the base of the scarab, visible through the open backed setting. Faience is a type of ceramic material that's been produced in Egypt for many thousands of years, and was

Charmed Victorian cluster ring dating from the 1860s

built in solid 9 carat gold (confirmed by a set of English import marks) with a curved

) in response to widening inequality and yet another looming debit-crisis

giving the ring a fluid feel

RESERVED Charming vintage half eternity ring with alternating blue sapphires and diamonds set within a twisted gold helix

the medieval poem The Romance of the Rose guided the court of the lover to the garden of the rose

Watch cocks were made to protect the delicate internal mechanisms - the verge escarpments - in pocketwatches produced during the the 16th through 18th centuries

and sculptures

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Stone: Red coral

58ct total calculated)

Old mine cut diamonds