Edwardian Lyre Intaglio Signet Ring Size:8 with round glass locket compartment

with round glass locket compartment

It's crafted in 15 karat gold and finished in black enamel that forms a buckle motif with the lettering within

around a central locket compartment

Pansy is used more-or-less interchangeably with viola and violet when describing flowers of the type Viola tricolor var

as even the back has been embellished with etched detailing to make the settings visually more appealing

Edwardian Lyre Intaglio Signet Ring Size:8 with round glass locket compartmentDATE: Edwardian, c. 1910 A superb antique signet ring with lyre intaglio on a sardonyx panel. The band features striking engraved detailing to the shoulders, crafted in 9 karat gold throughout and dating from the Edwardian period, circa 1910. In Ancient Greece, lyrical poetry as the name suggests was accompanied by lyre playing, indeed the word lyre is used metaphorically when referencing the skill of a poet, as in Byron's "I wish to tune my quivering