Victorian Chinese "Double Happiness" Signet Ring objects a subscriber to the Society

a subscriber to the Society for bettering the condition and increasing the comforts of the Poor (£10

it dates from the late 19th Century - circa 1890

It's carved with a heraldic coat of arms

A spectacular

and feature French hallmarks

Victorian Chinese "Double Happiness" Signet Ring objects a subscriber to the SocietyDATE: Victorian, c. 1850 An incredible antique signet ring dating from the mid 19th Century. It's Chinese, with the symbol "double happiness" on the head, often used as a symbol of marriage which would, to me, indicate that this was exchanged as a wedding ring. It's crafted in 23 karat gold and, quite unusually, the band is adjustable at the back to accommodate different finger sizes. MEASUREMENTS Head: 1. 2 x 1. 1cm Width of band: 3. 6mm Size: