Georgian REGARD Acrostic Ring greek and presented in the original

and presented in the original Boodle & Dunthorne triple ring box from their Lord Street shop in Liverpool

A popular folk legend posits an alternative

Gold beads:

carved out of a single piece of hardwood

alongside a cushion shape 1

Georgian REGARD Acrostic Ring greek and presented in the originalDATE: Georgian, c. 1830 Popular in the Georgian and Victorian periods, acrostic jewellery used the first letter of each gemstone to convey a secret message or a token of affection. The most popular messages regard, beloved and dear began in the Georgian era and flourished throughout the Victorian period. I think a truly romantic trend such as this should still be popular today This stunning Georgian ring features an acrostic message across the top in