1941 Rose Gold Band mid century with mottled flecks of black

with mottled flecks of black and brown adding rustic

Roman personal seals were mainly used in the execution of legal contracts

it dates from the latter half of the 19th century

eagle head for 18ct gold

wear it as a brooch

1941 Rose Gold Band mid century with mottled flecks of blackQuality rose gold wedding band dating from the 1940s. It's beautifully made and wonderfully versatile the hallmarks inside the band telling something of its tale The include the usual date letter and assay office stamp (for 1941 and Birmingham respectively), but feature an extra symbol: what looks like a little U, or more precisely it looks like (). This "utility mark" was introduced by the English assay offices during the darkest days of WW2,