Georgian Secret Compartment Ring paste gemstone A few chips to the

A few chips to the back around the edge

or even the Fenrir from Norse mythology

is a member of the pea family and it's rare four-leaf mutation has come to be associated with good luck

The koi carp is fully articulated with overlapping scale segments allowing for fluid

Georgian Secret Compartment Ring paste gemstone A few chips to theRemarkable Georgian ring with a secret in the form of a concealed compartment inside the band. A secret, hinged lid can be flicked open to allow for storage of well, that's up to you. The creator likely intended it for a lock of hair. It's crafted in 18ct gold and bares a double dedication to husband and wife, split over three lines inside the band: John Cutts Lockwood, Natus 19 Dec 1762, dieu mortuas 25 Sept 1830 Amelia Lockwood, Nupta Mar 1795,