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This Victorian ring in a rare heart shape is a piece of jewelry from the Victorian era (1837-1901) in Great Britain

around 1890/1900 and has a rare heart shape. 

The Victorian era is known for its romantic art and fashion, and heart-shaped rings were very popular during this time.

The ring was made from 18 carat yellow gold, hallmarked with "18 CT " and comes from England.

The heart-shaped center of the ring is decorated with numerous turquoises and diamond roses.

The ring shank is designed on both sides as a stylized, opening bud and turns towards the heart.

Words or symbols were often engraved into the ring to convey a romantic message.

These rings were often given as engagement rings or as a gift to a loved one and

were a symbol of love and romance.

Today, a Victorian heart-shaped ring is a coveted collector's item.

Turquoises are gemstones that are usually blue-green in color and have been used in jewelry making

as well as in art and culture for thousands of years. 

Turquoises have been valued and revered by many different cultures, including the ancient Egyptians, the Persians and the Navajo Indians

the Navajo Indians. The color of the stone can vary from pale blue to deep green and depends on the amount of

Copper in the composition.

The turquoise blue color is unique and unmistakable and makes the stone a popular gemstone.

The antique ring is in a good state of preservation with minor signs of wear due to age

Dimensions in cm: Ring head: Heart: 1.5 x 1.4 Current ring size: 56

Material:     18 karat yellow gold, 750 yellow gold, rose-cut diamonds, cabochon-cut turquoise,

Provenance: England, London around 1890/1900

The ring can be altered to your size on request.

You will receive our jewelry lovingly and ready to give with expertise!