RESERVED

Antique faith, hope and charity set of two rings. This set of two matching rings have been crafted in silver and sit very low the finger. The rings are fully enamelled with a ridge of gilt on the edges and peaking through the carved design. At the front of each ring is three ovals with carved designs. The cross to represent faith, the heart for charity, and the anchor for hope. These rings are late Georgian to early Victorian.

These rings are perfectly matched in design and are slightly different ring sizes. The enamel is in very good condition with a scuff on the back of the larger ring. These rings are light weight and sit very flat on the finger. Due to both the age and materials (enamel is glass), care must be taken when wearing them.

Not hallmarked, tested as silver, gilt finish on the outside.

Size: Ring 1: UK - N.25; US - 7; EU - 54,2. Ring 2: UK - M; US - 6.25; EU - 52,7. These rings cannot be resized.

Measure approx 5.6 mm wide at widest point and band is approx 3.3 mm wide. Stand approx 0.75 mm tall off the finger.

Weigh 2.3 grams together.