Georgian Mourning Ring of 18k Gold antique enamel bee It is paired with a

It is paired with a 19-inch

underscoring the romantic mystique of the era

The iris was originally a 14k gold stick pin (circa 1910) transformed with the addition of a 14k yellow gold band

which was originally a brooch (circa 1900-1915) was refashioned into a necklace by removing the pin findings and welding on a 14k gold chain

Echoing the luxurious style of Imperial Russian jewelry and Fabergé-inspired treasures

Georgian Mourning Ring of 18k Gold antique enamel bee It is paired with aGeorgian 18K Gold Mourning Ring Depicting a Cupid Flying above an Eternal Flame, Dated 1771 A poignant and exquisitely crafted mourning ring from the Georgian period, this rare 18 karat gold piece dates to circa 1771 and features an evocative enamel scene of a winged Cupid in flight above an eternal flamesymbolizing eternal love and the souls ascension. The ring bears a personalized memorial inscription in black enamel on the band: ROBT ANDERSON *