Early Victorian Navette Ring Resize:Yes is contrasted with the textured

is contrasted with the textured finish that decorates the rest of the bangle

It's set with a wonderful collection of stones: 28 shimmering blue moonstones and a single ruby on the middle drop

The stones are nice and bright

6cmStone: Shell cameoMarks: Stamped 9ct Condition: Great antique condition

Plutarch writes in the 'Moralia' (circa AD 100):

Early Victorian Navette Ring Resize:Yes is contrasted with the texturedAn incredible early Victorian navette ring dating from the 1840s. The head is wider, chunkier, than most navette rings you see from this period, and the combination of gemstones a blood red garnet centre bordered by creamy white pearls brought to mind "The Wound of Christ" from the The Prayer Book of Bonne of Luxembourg, Duchess of Normandy (dated before 1349, currently in the collection of the Met Museum). The Victorians were (obviously) mad about