Antique edwardian hairwork mourning ring, in 9 carat gold

Truly wonderful piece of mourning jewellery, this ring is crafted in 9 carat rose gold which has a lovely glow to it. The focal point of this piece is a plait of intricately woven brunette hair. Hairwork jewellery was popular in the Victorian era, a token of love, remembrance or mourning. This gorgeous piece has the most beautiful foliate engraved shoulders which trifurcate up to the face of the ring. 

Engraved with 'Auntie Fan 1909' with hallmarks from the Chester assay office, with the date letter for 1908-1909. 

Edwardian
9 carat gold
Hallmarked 1908-9
2.15g

This piece is in antique condition, signs of use and wear as expected with age. Some marks to the face of the ring, tarnish and wear shown to the band. Slight bending to the shank/band, does not affect wear.

UK M
US 6 1/4
EU 52 1/8
16.8mm diameter

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