- Description
- Specifications
A superb antique English gold signet ring from the late Edwardian era, c1917! Made of 18ct rosy yellow gold, this fabulous signet ring has a gorgeous buttery smooth surface and features a squared signet face with lovingly worn monogram. A crisp set of English stamps can be seen on the inside of the band telling us the history of the ring; manufactured year was 1917 in Birmingham, England. Makers marks "H C&S" can be sighted as well, alas we were unable to ascertain the ring to a particular Birmingham jeweller. Measuring 12.30mm wide at the top face, it tapers down to form a subtle dome profile shank measuring 3.80mm wide at the base. The ring carries a nice solid 8.61-gram gold weight. Originally made for a man, today this signet ring would suit any gender.
The monogram is difficult to decipher due to wear. It can be re-engraved, or completely polished off to reinstate personalized monogram.
Finger size of the signet ring measures R (Aus/UK) or 9 (USA).
Video of the ring can be sighted here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/RhstkH5zBys
A wonderful antique signet ring, perfect to be reimagined with your personal enigma!
| Late Edwardian, c1917 | |
| 18ct rosy yellow gold | |
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| Set of English; gold standard mark - 'crown' (18), city mark 'Anchor' (Birmingham), date letter 'S' (1917) and makers mark- 'H C&S' | |
| 8.62 grams | |
| R (Aus/UK) or 9 (USA) | |
| The antique signet ring presents in very good condition. Besides general surface wear, there is no apparent damage or large dings to the gold |
