2000s Ukrainian Trinity Wedding Ring jabot pin [Dionysos] lifted the lost boy

[Dionysos] lifted the lost boy to the stars

In 1758 the Viennese goldsmith Joseph Strasser perfected the production of colourless paste gems with optical properties simulating the sparkle and fire of diamonds

crafted in 18 karat yellow gold with platinum shoulders and settings

and another in 1947 when they created the solid silver stand for one of Princess Elizabeth's wedding cakes

evidence of an old repair visible at the back

2000s Ukrainian Trinity Wedding Ring jabot pin [Dionysos] lifted the lost boyDATE: Contemporary, 2004 I'd been trying for a while now to decipher the hallmark on this trinity wedding ring (aka Russian wedding ring) with little success so bought a new book*, and, low and behold, they're not Russian at all. Rather, they're Ukrainian. The Cyrillic maker's mark and layout of the hallmarks was pointing me towards Russia, but turns out this is the national symbol of Ukraine the Trident Arms (sometimes referred to as a diving hawk).