Victorian Sardonyx Signet ring in 18 Carat Gold; Circa 1868

A fine example of 19th-century craftsmanship, this antique signet ring dates to the Victorian era and carries with it a sense of heritage and quiet strength. The central panel is engraved with the intertwining letters S and R hand carved into Sardonyx. Though the engraving shows gentle softening with age, the design remains clear, a testament to its years of wear and history.

Signet rings have been worn for centuries as emblems of identity, authority, and personal values. This is a wonderful example as it is most likely a unique commission with no expense spared on the materials and design. Being created from 18 carat gold and weighing over 7 grams; it's a substantial signet ring. Tactile on the hand. 

The timeless form of the signet ring ensures it sits comfortably on the hand, whether worn daily as a personal piece or kept as a treasured piece in a collection of heirlooms. With its blend of symbolic engraving and Victorian charm, this ring is as much a conversation piece as it is a wearable work of art.

DETAILS 

ERA: Victorian - 1868

MEASUREMENTS :

RING SIZE: O (UK) / 7.25 (US)

DIMENSIONS

WEIGHT: 7.1 grams approximately

MATERIAL/HALLMARK: 18 carat gold (18) Leopard (London Assay Office) N (Date Letter 1868)

Condition: Overall in good antique condition and ready to wear and be loved. There is a fine patina across the stone and gold.


Please note the antique box is for display only



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