Georgian Emerald Cruciform Ring lost vintage then offer the sender a

then offer the sender a choice of seals by which to secure the envelope

A gorgeous example of the style

Female deer do not grow antlers and yet we find the image of the ‘antlered doe’ peppered through the mythology of Europe and Asia

The former tale has spiders representing the moral consequences of making a pact with the devil

With original barrel clasp and "9CT" plaque

Georgian Emerald Cruciform Ring lost vintage then offer the sender aRare Georgian cruciform ring with four peruzzi cut diamonds arranged at the cardinal points around a central emerald. The ring dates from the latter half of the 18th century, circa 1780, and it has survived in great condition; the shoulders are wonderfully intricate with scrolled openwork that continues around the gallery. It's crafted in 15 carat gold with silver settings and bright, lively stones set over silver foil. An archaic old cut, the Peruzzi