Edwardian 18k Gold Keeper Ring bog oak and a bail for wear

and a bail for wear on a chain

An unusual Edwardian curb-link bracelet set with six chatoyant mother-of-pearl-like round stones

along with ten studs - representing the one decade of a rosary - and likely belonged to a priest or a nun

The main scene depicts a summers day at the riverside

Old Mine Cut Diamond

Edwardian 18k Gold Keeper Ring bog oak and a bail for wearDATE: Edwardian, c. 1906 This cool braided keeper ring dates to the very early 20th Century, bearing clear English hallmarks for Birmingham and the year 1906. It's modelled in rich 18k gold, and remains in great condition. Historically, Keeper Rings held great symbolic significance and they were often worn alongside wedding bands, signifying a commitment. This piece of jewellery was considered to show your marital status and fidelity however, they