Victorian Gem Set Antique Regard Ring horses Nothing but brilliance and white

Nothing but brilliance and white in these G-H color

it is a masterful eyeful

the frame curves downward toward the edges and has his archetypal gold circlets to the outer perimeter

kite-shaped beauty

old single and old mine cuts

Victorian Gem Set Antique Regard Ring horses Nothing but brilliance and whiteClandestine love, secret messages, and hidden meanings all have their place in the world of jewelry. In this charming ring, the first letter of the name of each gemstone spells out "REGARD." R for ruby, E for emerald, G for garnet, A for amethyst, R again for ruby, and D for diamond. Popular in the 19th century, particularly during what is known as the romantic period of the Georgian and Victorian eras, and ending around the 1850s, acrostic jewelry