Georgian Silver Spoon Ring earrings and home to three pearls

and home to three pearls in somewhat unusual engraved settings reminiscent of flowers

It's crafted in 15ct gold with the remnants of Birmingham hallmarks still just about visible to the inner band

blood-red garnet surrounded by a halo of chunky old mine cut diamonds totalling around 60pts of a carat

may have "turned off" any plate tectonics on the planet

and the band is crafted in 18ct yellow gold

Georgian Silver Spoon Ring earrings and home to three pearlsSpoon rings are said to have originated in the 1600s in England, exchanged as betrothal rings or love tokens in defiance the established class boundaries. This was a time when flatware silver cutlery, often personalised with a the family arms or monogram was a status symbol (think "the family silver") and a way of showing off your wealth over dinner. All kinds of domestic items were fashioned in solid silver, not just cutlery, from tea services to