Georgian Secret Compartment Ring paste gemstone Her equivalent in the Greek

Her equivalent in the Greek pantheon was Chloris

It dates from the very late Victorian period

resting in a simple four prong mount

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

or even the Fenrir from Norse mythology

Georgian Secret Compartment Ring paste gemstone Her equivalent in the GreekRemarkable 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,