Bold Victorian Bloodstone Shield Signet myrtle and this trend worked its

and this trend worked its way into artistic expression and thus jewelry as well

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with British hallmarks that appear to be for Birmingham 1955

While it appears as though a personal inscription has long since been buffed out

The ring is warm

Bold Victorian Bloodstone Shield Signet myrtle and this trend worked itsDeep and moody, we love the depth of inky dark green flecked with red that is so unique to bloodstone a specific variety of cryptocrystalline quartz. The subtle sheen of the stone is perfectly complemented by the broken in patina of the gold band, and the bold shield shape of the stone and mount. A perfect unisex piece for anyone looking for a mysterious conversation starter. Good antique condition with what in line with age and use, including