Edwardian French Sapphire Sugarloaf Ring bloodstone Although commonly found in todays

Although commonly found in todays Cornish pasties

intaglio carved with the words "'Lumen Coeleste Sequamur"

brooch fitting has possibly been upgraded at some stage

The name pansy derived from the French word pensée

dating from the turn of the 19th century the pair are full of vigour and life

Edwardian French Sapphire Sugarloaf Ring bloodstone Although commonly found in todaysDATE: Edwardian, c. 1910 A beautiful antique ring set with a blue sapphire sugarloaf cabochon. The shoulders flare out to from two rounded points at either side of the head where the stone is perfectly accented by calibre cut sapphires. The sapphire is natural and the colour is displayed perfectly with a smooth and glossy finish. The head is modelled in platinum, while the band, yellow gold which features French marks for 18k gold. Dates from the