Mid-Victorian Enamel Cross "Poison Ring" Size:5.75 and is likely of French
Description
and is likely of French origin
some have been written and posted (and can therefor be dated) and some haven't
And it's still paired with the original tooled leather presentation box which is wonderful in its own right
A striking Victorian turquoise solitaire ring dating from the latter half of the 19th century
It's survived in remarkably good condition
Mid-Victorian Enamel Cross "Poison Ring" Size:5.75 and is likely of FrenchDATE: Mid Victorian, c. 1860 Incredible 19th century "poison ring" dating from the mid Victorian period, circa 1860. The signet ring face features a white cloud of enamel, with a black lobed cross at the centre and intricate engraving around the edges. The whole face is hinged down one side, opening to reveal a secret compartment for storage of well, whatever you like really. Poisons, potions, powders, etc. It's crafted in 18 karat gold with French
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