Georgian Mourning Brooch engagement rings the mount has been carved

the mount has been carved with flower details over a textured

They've been made and engraved by hand in Hatton Garden for well over 150 years

and one square and uncarved - possibly intended for initials or a monogram

and remains complete with the original bolt ring

Georgian Mourning Brooch engagement rings the mount has been carvedGorgeous Georgian locket brooch dating from the early 19th century, circa 1820. The cushion shaped glass locket compartment is home to two locks of hair ash blonde and mousey brown beautifully woven together and framed by concentric rings of seed pearls and foil backed garnets. It's remarkably well preserved, crafted in 15 carat gold throughout, a poignant object encapsulating the love between two souls otherwise lost to time. Era: Georgian, circa