Regency Period Forget-Me-Not Locket Ring mid-century " and had something of

" and had something of a resurgence in the early 20th Century after it was popularised a century earlier by Napoleon when he proposed to Josephine with a sapphire and diamond example (go look it up

a textured 18k gold horse and enamel jockey

likely carved in mid 19th century

A cool vintage signet ring dating from the mid-20th Century

Regency Period Forget-Me-Not Locket Ring mid-century " and had something ofDATE: Georgian Regency Period, c. 1780 A charming Regency period ring with a secret the back of the head features a locket compartment, to hold a keepsake discretely against the finger. The garnet head is surrounded by gold pommels and is decorated with a rose cut diamond forget me not flower. With two emeralds set at the shoulders and a wonderfully ornate band that's engraved with floral and scroll details. Crafted in 18 karat gold throughout.