Georgian Garnet & Rose Cut Diamond Locket Ring austrian who's emblem was the wheat

who's emblem was the wheat sheaf

dating from the early 18th century and something we're very happy to keep in stock (looks great in the office)

tests as platinum (sapphire set in 18k yellow gold)

A superb Art Deco period platinum long chain set with old cut diamonds and natural pearls

plus a couple I've never seen before

Georgian Garnet & Rose Cut Diamond Locket Ring austrian who's emblem was the wheatDATE: Georgian, c. 1820 An extremely charming Georgian ring with a secret, the head features a locket compartment to hold a keepsake discretely and directly against the finger. Historically, these locket poison rings were used to slip poison into an unsuspecting enemys drink by opening the hinge of the ring when pouring. Though this style has a dark past, I think these are perfect for adding your own mementos. Its chunky and oversized and the locket