Georgian Mourning Ring with a Rhodalite Garnet in 18k Gold cross necklace SI-I1 clarity set in 14k

SI-I1 clarity set in 14k gold

there is glue residue beneath the pearls (visible only under magnification)

The hearts were originally part of an antique pin (circa 1890) that our jeweler transformed into earrings by adding diamond surmounts and 14k yellow gold posts

and the unmistakable charm of the Art Deco era

The 14k gold pierced bow was originally an antique 14k gold brooch (circa 1910-1915) that our jeweler transformed into a ring by removing the pin findings and welding it onto a 14k gold wedding band

Georgian Mourning Ring with a Rhodalite Garnet in 18k Gold cross necklace SI-I1 clarity set in 14kThis late Georgian era mourning ring features a rhodalite garnet set in an ornate 18k gold mounting. The inside of the band is inscribed with 'Eliz'th Morley Obt. 4th May 1837' and there is a small locket of hair on the underside of the mounting. The ring is currently a size 7. 75 and it is in great condition. It can be re sized free of charge; however, there would be some loss to the British hallmarks on the interior of the band. Note: The antique