Victorian 18k Gold Keeper Ring cufflinks perfectly accentuated by the icy

perfectly accentuated by the icy white diamonds

Each one is set with a diamond-shaped amethyst - they have a particularly lovely pale hue - and four rose cut diamond points

Modelled in 15 karat rose gold

which he proceeded to inform our astonished brother

consistent with the age of the piece

Victorian 18k Gold Keeper Ring cufflinks perfectly accentuated by the icyDATE: Victorian, 1895 A heavy late Victorian keeper ring in 18 karat gold with clear London hallmarks for the year 1895. The head comprises braided gold wire work with two rows of gold pommels. There are a number of stories relating to the meaning behind a keeper ring. One harks back to a time (the 18th century) when rings were made to be worn over a glove, so a keeper ring (aka guard ring) was required to "keep" it in place when worn on the un gloved