Victorian Mizpah Ring Brass During the Georgian period

During the Georgian period

Mizpah is Hebrew for "watchtower"

Accompanying the strawberry design is a night and day top of carved coral

The diamonds are H-I colour and VS-SI clarity

A remarkable emerald ring from the Victorian era

Victorian Mizpah Ring Brass During the Georgian periodAn 18ct gold Victorian Mizpah band ring, circa 1870, inscribed with the word Mizpah on the front and marked 18ct with the makers mark B&H. The term Mizpah, derived from a biblical blessing, symbolises an emotional bond between two people separated by distance, often exchanged as a token of remembrance and protection. Current Ring Size: N 1 2 Weight: 2. 4 grams The head of the ring is 6mm north to south