Georgian 15ct Gold Sepia Pearl Mourning Ring with Urn, c.1787 pinchbeck Each of the gemstones has

Each of the gemstones has been cut to perfection

Each gemstone is set securely and is free from any visible signs of wear

The doors shut with a firm click allowing you to wear this antique Enamel locket the utmost confidence

rendering her a wonderful addition to your jewellery collection

this captivating piece will draw in admiration and intrigue wherever she goes

Georgian 15ct Gold Sepia Pearl Mourning Ring with Urn, c.1787 pinchbeck Each of the gemstones hasDescription: This 15ct Gold ring is an exquisite example of mourning jewellery from circa 1787. Greeting the eye is a sepia mourning scene, surrounded by a halo of natural split Pearls, symbolising tears and sorrow. The Mourning plinth reads 'Sacred to memory', and the reverse of the ring is inscribed 'Harriet Brown died 3rd July 1787 Agd 17 yrs. Douglas Brown died 2nd July 1787 Agd 19 Mos', a heartbreaking homage to two family members who died so