Victorian Three-Tone Gold MIZPAH Ring vauxhall glass At first (and for quite

At first (and for quite a while actually) I thought it was a simple flower design with petals and central copper detail

A particularly nice example of the style

They rest in 4 claw mounts

All those shark books/documentaries are probably why I still feel uneasy swimming in the sea

The spinner section is set with two stones: a bloodstone agate and a carnelian agate

Victorian Three-Tone Gold MIZPAH Ring vauxhall glass At first (and for quiteDATE: Victorian, c. 1885 A cool Victorian MIZPAH ring modelled in three tone gold: the band itself is yellow in colour, with applied rose gold and green gold lettering. Mizpah, Hebrew for "watchtower". A loose definition is May God watch over you, and the jewellery is meant to show the emotional bond between two people who have become separated either physically, or through death. The term is commonly found on antique jewellery, but is also still worn