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Date: 17th or 19th century. Culture: Eastern European or Italian. Medium: Gold, enamel. Dimensions: Overall: 7/8 × 1 3/4 in. (2.2 × 4.4 cm). Classificatio...

Jewellery designed and made by David Neale, in Melbourne Australia

A water opal and diamond dress ring, French, circa 1960 Claw-set with a large cabochon water opal, within a border of brilliant-cut diamonds, diamonds approximately 4.90 carats total, French maker's mark CH[?]P within a half horizontal lozenge, French assay mark

From the Grecian Isles comes this bold and fabulous ancient-style bauble designed and crafted in rich 18 karat yellow gold and featuring a 2.00 carat cabochon ruby by the noted jeweler Lalaounis. The sizable (1 by 3/4 inch) ring is ornamented throughout w

14th century gold "Jewish wedding ring shaped like a hexagonal building – symbolising both the marital home and the Temple of Jerusalem – with gothic arches, gables and a pyramidal roof on which is inscribed mazel tov (good wishes).... [Discovered in Erfurt, Germany, it was] most likely buried by Jews in fear of their lives during the Black Death when gentiles blamed them for causing the plague....1000 Erfurt Jews were slaughtered in one day in March 1349." thehistoryblog.com

17th - 19th century, Jewish betrothal ring, Eastern Europe

poison ring