Description

A truly remarkable piece. The scarcity of good quality Georgian pieces is what makes them so much more attractive, and this item is so typical of Georgian style and workmanship it would make a charming addition to anyone’s jewellery box.

It is thought to have begun life as a Georgian necklet clasp, which was later converted into a ring. It is impossible to tell exactly when this incredibly sympathetic conversion took place but judging by the composition it is thought to be no later than the 19th Century.

It features a central rectangular foil back Citrine surrounded by seed pearls and set in Rose Gold. The shoulders are split and the shank reeded although due to its great age no hallmark remains.

It is a UK size M, US approx 6.5

Price: £480.00 (approx $800.00 USD)

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