Georgian Mourning Ring with a Rhodalite Garnet in 18k Gold see no evil The face of the ring

The face of the ring was originally an antique 14k gold stickpin (circa 1890) that our jeweler transformed by removing the pin stem and adding a 14k gold band

If flipped and turned on its side

and green gold

This antique 9ct gold watch key (circa 1860) features a double sided heart adorned with chalcedony on one side and pink foil backed rock crystal on the other

A lucky locket for everyday wear

Georgian Mourning Ring with a Rhodalite Garnet in 18k Gold see no evil The face of the ringThis late Georgian era mourning ring features a rhodalite garnet set in an ornate 18k gold mounting. The inside of the band is inscribed with 'Eliz'th Morley Obt. 4th May 1837' and there is a small locket of hair on the underside of the mounting. The ring is currently a size 7. 75 and it is in great condition. It can be re sized free of charge; however, there would be some loss to the British hallmarks on the interior of the band. Note: The antique