18th Century Love Token Ring flower ring Constantine looked up at the

Constantine looked up at the sun and saw a cross of light above it along with the words "Ἐν Τούτῳ Νίκα"

an impressively stripped back rendering of the Lancaster that presents its iconic silhouette in the most simple yet unmistakable way

It has a minimalist look reminiscent of the Aesthetic movement without fully conformting to that style

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Show-stopping pearl suite featuring a triple strand necklace and pair of simple stud earrings

18th Century Love Token Ring flower ring Constantine looked up at theDATE: Georgian, c. 1750 ALL FOR THEE AND LOVE. Rarely do five words bear such immense gravity and substance Not simply "for thee and love", the ALL suggests 'all of one's being' is poured into the beloved and their relationship. This outstanding Georgian love token ring comprises bands of dyed material (possibly catgut) meticulously wrapped around a central wire core, with human hair lettering woven through the bands to form those words: ALL FOR THEE