Vintage Silver Poison Ring buckle there're almost infinite variety in

there're almost infinite variety in style

Modelled as an old style flint lock pistol

The principal brilliant cut stones are set in stylish millegrain octagonal bezel mounts

and the First Council of Nicea in 325

some general wear including a split to the goldwork at the back of the head

Vintage Silver Poison Ring buckle there're almost infinite variety inDATE: Vintage, c. 1960 Cool poison ring dating from the 1960's with ornate, Victorian style detail. Crafted in silver, it's face is hinged down one side, to reveal a secret compartment. In the Victorian era, these rings were used to slip poison into an unsuspecting enemys drink by opening the hinge of the ring when pouring. Though this style has a dark past, the secret compartments were later used to store perfume or locks of hair. What would you keep