This nicely made ring was manufactured during the late Edwardian era, dated 1916.
Manufactured in 18ct yellow gold; the head of the ring has a rope lover's knot design in the centre with openwork on either side, a tapered bead design on the shoulders and a ribbed shank.
Simple, beautiful understated design.
Knot rings were commitment rings in the early 1900s meaning that “you are tied to me”/ “To tie the knot” so it represents everlasting love and sometimes merely as a token of affection.
The head of the ring measures approx. 8.0mm (width) tapering to a 2.6mm shank, and 2.8mm depth. Weight 3.7g.
UK hallmarked 18ct gold Birmingham 1916. Sponsors mark 'C Y Bs'.
The ring size is currently O (UK Scale) or 7 US Size) but can be modified free of charge in our comprehensive workshops.
Overall, it is a highly collectable and wearable piece of antique jewellery, a timeless style which will never go out of fashion, and a quality item that will last a lifetime.
CONDITION: Overall very good, with some light wear commensurate with age. This is an antique item, making it an excellent value for your money compared to a new equivalent. The settings are in perfect condition and can be worn every day. It has been professionally cleaned in our workshop.
LAYAWAY: We happily offer layaway/deposits on the majority of our items. Please send us a message if you would like to arrange a layaway.
