This exquisite George V era ring, crafted in 18ct gold and hallmarked Birmingham 1915, features a distinctive large flat knot-shaped mount. Adorned with three star-set diamonds, it exemplifies the refined craftsmanship of Eaton and Wrighton, whose makers' mark is proudly displayed. A timeless piece that combines historical significance with elegant design, perfect for collectors and connoisseurs of fine vintage jewelry.
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A Lovers Knot ring from the George V era is a symbolic piece of jewelry featuring an intertwined knot design, representing eternal love and unity. Typically crafted in precious metals like 18ct gold, these rings often incorporate gemstones such as diamonds, set in styles popular during the early 20th century. The intricate knot motif reflects both romantic sentiment and skilled craftsmanship characteristic of the period, making such rings cherished heirlooms and collector’s items.
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