1967 Diamond Signet Ring lost lovers and suspect the stones were

and suspect the stones were set onto the back of a pre-existing locket

with six pages each featuring one of the Scottish capital's iconic landmarks: the Palace of Fine Arts (now the Kelvingrove gallery)

the technique for producing sapphire and ruby in the laboratory having been perfected by Auguste Verneuil in the late 19th century

Charming antique crossover ring with two blood-red garnets in platinum bezel settings and rows of rose cut diamonds down each shoulder

1967 Diamond Signet Ring lost lovers and suspect the stones wereRESERVED Heavy vintage signet ring with a star set diamond at the centre of the octagonal head. It dates from the 1960s, with hand engraved detailing to the shoulders and gallery, crafted in 9ct gold with Birmingham hallmarks inside the band. Era: Vintage, 1967 Head: 13. 2mm by 11. 5mm Ring size: U or 10 US. Resizable for 35 Stones: Brilliant cut diamond Hallmarks: English, Birmingham, 9ct gold, 1967 Condition: Great vintage condition