Victorian Tiger's Eye "Flora" Cameo Ring edwardian Presuming that DLR was a

Presuming that DLR was a Royal Navy serviceman

They're crafted in 9ct gold with later added ear wires

Marks: SCANDIA STERLING (silver)

A strange mid-century signet ring with round face home to a single gold nugget set within a halo border of

The Arts & Crafts style is characterised by long

Victorian Tiger's Eye "Flora" Cameo Ring edwardian Presuming that DLR was aA remarkable antique neoclassical cameo ring, remarkable for various reasons: the scale, the stone, the subject. It's set with a carved tiger's eye gemstone, curved to conform to the finger, and featuring a cameo depicting the Roman deity Flora. In classical mythology, Flora was the goddess of flowers, fertility, and the season of Spring. Her equivalent in the Greek pantheon was Chloris, and her (Roman) husband was Favonius, god of the wind. There was