WW1 "I Gave Gold For Iron" Ring Size:8.25 and comprise articulated diamond drops

and comprise articulated diamond drops below a thin bar and smaller diamond tops

suggesting this charm was likely intended to top up the good luck of its owner

"love is blind

and there's a split in the wood just above the eye hole

the combination of niello silver and rose gold is especially tasteful

WW1 "I Gave Gold For Iron" Ring Size:8.25 and comprise articulated diamond dropsDATE: WW1, 1914 An antique Berlin Iron ring dating from the early 20th century. It comprises a band of iron, encased in a 14k gold inner ring, with the words "Gold gab ich fr Eisen 1914 O. S. K." or I Gave Gold For Iron engraved on the outer band. In an effort to raise money to fight the first war, the Prussian empire revived an idea from 100 years earlier: request that citizens donated their gold jewellery to the government in exchange for iron