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Georgian Amethyst Mourning RingA sepia colored panel with a hair-work tree under crystal is framed with amethysts mounted in 14 karat yellow gold with black enamel. The memorial ring bears the name of Sarah Tovey Perry OB: 26 Oct:1765- AE:28. Circa 1765. PERIOD Georgian $3,750 |  |
Georgian Amethyst Mourning Ring
$3,750
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A sepia colored panel with a hair-work tree under crystal is framed with amethysts mounted in 14 karat yellow gold with black enamel. The memorial ring bears the name of Sarah Tovey Perry OB: 26 Oct:1765- AE:28. Circa 1765.
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| PERIOD | Georgian |
|---|---|
| METAL | 14K Yellow Gold |
| STYLE | R-37257-FL-0-0 |
| SERIAL | FL37257 |
| RING SIZE | 8.25 |
| Element Length Measurement of the length of the primary element of a design at the longest point. | 12.65 MM |
| Element Width Measurement of the width of the primary element of a design at the widest point. | 14.58 MM |
| Width Measurement of the outside width of a band ring, bracelet, earring or necklace taken at the widest point. | 2.08 MM |
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About The Georgian Period
1714 to 1837The Georgian period refers to the 120+ year period of English history in which King Georges I, II, III and IV reigned (1714 to 1837). Jewelry from this period is quite rare because so many Georgian pieces have been taken apart or reworked to fit the style of successive periods. Notable characteristics of include large regal gemstones, sculptural and weighty metal, and bow and teardrop motifs. A defining characteristic of the period is the way in which diamonds and gemstones were set in closed back metal with foil underneath in order to highlight the brilliance.