Antique Victorian 18ct Yellow Gold Mizpah ring 1885 Crafted from 18ct rose gold

Crafted from 18ct rose gold

Crown / 375 / ‘Anchor’ for assay in Birmingham / ‘b’ for 1976

4 grams and sizeable at 5cm long this striking brooch is a must for any Equestrienne

this would have originally been covered with a photo or lock of hair

With a lovely and elegant finger coverage of 2cm length by 1cm width this flattering ring elongates the finger and need we say black and gold goes with almost everything

Antique Victorian 18ct Yellow Gold Mizpah ring 1885 Crafted from 18ct rose goldThe term Mizpah is a Hebrew word found in Genesis 31: 49 that means 'watchtower' and is interpreted as 'May God watch over you. Mizpah jewellery is worn as a token of love or friendship and first became popular during the Victorian era. This particular example is modelled in bright 18ct yellow gold with raised lettering for the Mizpah. With full UK hallmarks for assay in Birmingham and date letter for 1885. Slightly graduating in from front to back,