Edwardian Heavy 9ct Gold Keeper Ring, c.1902 semi-precious-stone_sardonyx The warmth of her Gold

The warmth of her Gold bezel perfectly compliments her and would look gorgeous suspended from a fine chain

Set in sleek double claw settings (typical of Art Deco rings

but this is nothing untoward and rather adds to the antique charm of this distinguished piece

This glamorous antique Peridot ring is a show-stopping piece

The front of the ring is absolutely lovely

Edwardian Heavy 9ct Gold Keeper Ring, c.1902 semi-precious-stone_sardonyx The warmth of her GoldDescription: This genuine antique keeper ring was handcrafted in 1902 from bright and buttery 9ct Gold. Weighing a hefty 4. 8g, this ring is a chunky delight and displays a typical woven or plaited design across its front. "Keeper rings" were often given as a symbol of love during Edwardian times, sometimes worn as wedding bands but most commonly worn alongside other, more valuable rings to keep them safe from damage. This Edwardian keeper ring would