Classic Antique Mizpah Ring rollerblade

Classic Antique Mizpah Ring rollerbladeA charming antique ring, a favourite motif of the Victorian and Edwardian eras. Mizpah, a Hebrew word meaning watchtower, came to be used in jewelry throughout the Victorian era for its symbolism based on a story told in the Book of Genesis: Jacob and Laban reconcile their differences and as a symbol of their peace, build a mizpah. Laban says to Jacob, "The Lord watch between me and thee, when we are absent, one from another." The Victorians took the

and of resurrection

75 and can be resized down by a maximum of two sizes but do not recommend resizing up• Three old European cut diamonds approximately 0

maker's mark CG&S• Size 7 (fits very slightly loosely due to comfort fit) and can be resized within one size either direction• Five round brilliant diamonds• Face of ring measures 7mm at widest

and silver gilt dog clip

Die stamping technology

with British hallmarks on backside for Chester 1909

sweetly elongated and with a barely visible swooping E engraved to its face

"10•4•33"

4mm with a rise of 0

1g• Reverse of horseshoe is engraved "Margaret Xmas 1972"

or even a stylish and unique engagement ring for the tiniest-fingered among us

stamped and tested• Size 4 1/8-4