Victorian Heraldic Intaglio Signet Ring

Victorian Heraldic Intaglio Signet RingCool Victorian intaglio signet ring, the bloodstone panel carved with a Scottish heraldic crest and motto. Per Fairbairn's Book of Crests: "Issuing From An Antique Crown A Demi Eagle With Wings Expanded, All Ppr.*" The motto, Superna sequor, translates as 'I follow heavenly things'. It dates from the latter half of the 19th century, circa 1880, crafted in 18 carat gold throughout. *Here ppr. stands for 'proper', meaning that the subject should be

RESERVED Gorgeous vintage trilogy ring set with three angelskin coral cabochons of the most exquisite pale salmon-pink hue

The openworked head is topped in platinum

The twisted band is open

and the record (as per Guinness) is a remarkable 56 - which beat the previous 21-leaf clover in 2009 (discovered by the same person who is seemingly imbued with an incredible amount of good luck)

The channel setting is somewhat irregular

"We know in part

22ct calculated) and Rose Cut Diamonds

Stone: Bloodstone

and featuring a double pin

in honour of it's name sake goddess

At around 3

although it's much more dainty than most from this era