Poignant Victorian "Mother" Mourning Ring starburst there's something that feels so

there's something that feels so special about finding a preloved ring that already has an engraving meaningful to you on it - though we also adore this ring simply to carry on the legacy of the couple for whom it was made

as well as between the matte inlaid stone and soft patina of the metal are perfectly enhanced by this ring’s construction with clean lines and crisp edges

• 10k yellow and white gold

Good antique condition with moderate wear in line with age and use

Poignant Victorian "Mother" Mourning Ring starburst there's something that feels soThe Victorians were a sentimental bunch, and learned a great deal about preserving the memories of loved ones from the Georgians before them. Before photography was widely available, the Georgians used physical items such as jewelry as tokens of love and friendship while living and as touchstones for the departed. While mourning customs, including dress and jewelry, were already recognized at the time of Prince Albert's death in 1861, Queen Victoria's