This exquisite Georgian mourning ring, dated 1810, features a unique parallelogram-shaped head, adding a striking geometric elegance to its design. At its centre lies a glazed compartment holding a lock of hair, framed by intricate black and white enamel and surrounded by a halo of luminous seed pearls. The entire gold band is richly carved with delicate patterns, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail. Inscribed on the reverse with "John Beeching ob. 6 Oct. 1810 Æt. 41," this ring is both a touching memorial and a remarkable example of early 19th-century mourning jewellery.
This ring tests as 18ct gold and is in good condition, with light wear commensurate with age.
Size: L (US 5¾, EU 51.2)
Please note, that due to this ring's ornate carved band it is not included in our Complimentary Resizing Service.
The Details
Era: Georgian, circa 1810
Size: L
Metal: Tests as 18ct Yellow Gold
Weight: 5.88g
Condition: Good
Head Size: 18.31mm x 11.97mm
Why We Love It:
Detailed and intricate band
Beautiful scrolling engraving to the back of the head
Hairwork panel with a crystal cover
Independent Expert Report
declaration
antiquejewellers.com has clarified that the The Antique Georgian 1810 Hairwork, Enamel and Pearl Mourning Ring (LA514604) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being Circa Georgian Era