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Early gold betrothal ring with initials - England 17th century

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Early gold betrothal ring with initials - England 17th century
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17th century
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England
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Gold

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Early gold betrothal ring with initials - England 17th century

A charming early gold betrothal ring with initials.
English, early 17th century.
Ring size L 1/2 UK / 6 US.

The ring, once decorated in champlevé enamels bears the initials ‘AG’ to the bezel and a heart to the reverse.

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