Heavy 'B' Signet Ring in 15 Carat Gold; Circa 1880

A bold slice of history for the modern wardrobe, this antique Victorian signet ring is crafted in rich 15 carat gold and designed in the traditional heavy pinky style. The face is engraved with an ornate script letter “B”, a flourish of heritage that feels as personal today as it did over a century ago.

Originally a symbol of identity and social standing, Victorian signet rings like this are now some of the most coveted antique jewels on the market. Their blend of solid gold weight, elegant design, and deep cultural roots make them highly sought after by collectors and style-conscious wearers alike.

This example has just the right amount of antique character gentle softening to the engraving from generations of wear without losing its crisp, commanding presence. It feels substantial on the finger, with a design that transitions effortlessly from jeans and leather jacket to evening tailoring.

DETAILS 

ERA: Victorian Era

MEASUREMENTS :

RING SIZE: K (UK) / 5.25 (US)

DIMENSIONS

WEIGHT: 6.6 grams approximately

MATERIAL/HALLMARK: unhallmarked minimum 15 carat gold

Condition: Overall in good antique condition and ready to wear and be loved. There is a fine patina and softening of some of the the finer detailed to the edge of the design - as well as a historical sizing which is subtle 

There is a historical sizing at the back along with historical lead shoulder traces.

Please note the antique box is for display only



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