AC Silver has dated this Georgian Enamel Mourning Ring to the 1700s.

The anterior face of the ring is embellished with an impressive collet set rectangular cut white paste.
The shank of the ring is ornamented with impressive white enamel panels incorporating the segmented inscription 'ANN FRECKLETON OB. 4 SEP. 1733 †T 30'*; this ring commemorates Ann Freckleton, who died aged 30, on 4th September 1733.

This stunning example of enamel jewellery has been independently tested using state of the art technology (Niton XL2 Analyzer) and verified as 18ct gold.
Such early examples in this exceptional condition are becoming increasingly difficult to locate.

A Georgian enamel ring in gold is a romantic and historically rich gift, ideal for anniversaries, milestone birthdays or as a distinctive engagement ring. Its craftsmanship and sentiment make it a treasured heirloom.

NOTE: * The initials 'OB' reference the word 'died', coming from the Latin word 'obitus', and the '†T' is the abbreviation of the Latin adjective 'aetatis' meaning 'at the age of'.
Condition
This impressive antique Georgian enamel ring in yellow gold is exceptional quality, set with an impressive white paste and enamel decoration.

The ring is an exceptional gauge of gold and is in exceptional condition.
Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this fine antique ring.
Dimensions
Width of setting 5.11mm/0.2'

Width of band 2.8mm/0.11'
Height of setting 3.87mm/0.15'
Ring Size
UK Size O
USA Size 7
The ring size may not be adjusted due to the style of the ring.
Weight
3.09 grams
Date: Circa 1733
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AC Silver has dated this Georgian Enamel Mourning Ring to the 1700s.
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