Two Early Victorian Gold Cased Seals with Split Ring feed-condition-used

Two Early Victorian Gold Cased Seals with Split Ring feed-condition-usedTwo early Victorian gold cased seals with a split ring. The first seal is a hexagon seal with a citrine. The second is a very special and a unique seal with a bloodstone that features the motto 'So I To Thee', expressing a charming sentiment of being the Sun to someone's Flower, or vice versa.

This is a smart look and it is comfortable to wear and sits lows on the finger

which looks as good as diamonds

A lovely simple 9ct gold wedding ring made in 1937 in London

This is a lovely thin shank and very comfortable to wear

You can imagine these at the grandest 19th century events

A further sixty-three diamonds totalling 2

which is French and was made in 1943

A 9ct gold tie pin with a large Cairngorm Citrine

which means “not drunken”

A wonderful 18ct gold full eternity ring with beautiful turquoise stones

which takes away the sharp edges

a symbol of bravery and strength in English jewelry and of prosperity