Victorian Helen of Troy Cameo Ring Resize:Yes Further millegrain-set diamonds adorn the

Further millegrain-set diamonds adorn the shoulders

Excavations of the ancient of Ur (Mesopotamia

made Daphne the daughter of Amyclas:

likely owned by a scribe

Victorian Helen of Troy Cameo Ring Resize:Yes Further millegrain-set diamonds adorn theAn unusual neoclassical cameo ring depicting Helen, the most beautiful woman in the world, the face that launched a thousand ships, weeping amongst the ruins of Troy. Carved from a single piece of banded agate with a navette (aka little boat) shape, Helen and the ruins are rendered in a white band and the background is a vibrant green chrysoprase. She's mounted in rich and buttery 18 carat gold and dates from the late Victorian period, circa 1880.