In Memory - Victorian Crest Enamel Ring of 1859 feathers two more rose-cut diamonds are

two more rose-cut diamonds are nestled

A graceful and expressive textured hand of 14k gold becomes is enlivened with a cuff of diamonds

Even the name connoted slinky and suggestive

An orange blossom pattern graces the outer edges with a subtle texture beneath

In Memory - Victorian Crest Enamel Ring of 1859 feathers two more rose-cut diamonds areA crest, a cameo, a signet, a memorial ring, a man's or woman's ring, hallmarked and dated, engraved and personalized, a locket and in memory of a named gentleman need we state this has it all? Dating to 1859, the ring is a testament wrought in 18k gold and black enamel to the life of William Ross (possibly Rofs)*, Esquire who passed in that same year, or perhaps the year after. The interior is hand engraved with this name as well as fully hallmarked