Victorian Hexagonal Sugarloaf Ring lapis Era: Mount is Georgian

Era: Mount is Georgian

With their characteristic cut-out front and the hop-on-hop-off door at the back

the wife of his brother Philip I

allowing it to fit snugly around the finger

Victorian Hexagonal Sugarloaf Ring lapis Era: Mount is GeorgianGorgeous Victorian single stone ring set with an unusually cut pale purple amethyst. The stone is a cabochon cut, but the hexagonal shape means it has six semi facets like a sugarloaf cab. The pavilion tapers down to a point, with large facets that catch the light to create strong flashes of colour. It's set in a simple crimped bezel mount with applied trefoils likely clovers to the grooved shoulders. It dates from the late Victorian period, circa