Reserved for M- Antique Enamel Cherub Ring of 22ct Gold Victorian Bells are associated with an

Bells are associated with an awakening of the conscious mind

when peacocks were celebrated as symbols of beauty

this diamond ring is a perfect example of the timeless diamond jewelry produced during the Edwardian era (circa 1901-1910)

flanked by two glass accents

67 inches tall

Reserved for M- Antique Enamel Cherub Ring of 22ct Gold Victorian Bells are associated with anAn elegant mid Victorian enamel ring depicting three cherubs frolicking with a dolphin or fish. The ring ring is mounted in 22ct gold and bears hallmarks indicating that it was assayed in Birmingham, England around 1860. The date hallmark is a bit worn, but it appears to be the letter L. The face of the ring measures 1 inch by 0. 8 inches wide, and it is in good condition with light scratching to the surface of the enamel visible under magnification.