Victorian Three-Tone Gold MIZPAH Ring vauxhall glass A striking Victorian navette cluster

A striking Victorian navette cluster ring set with old European cut diamonds

A particularly nice example of the style

They're crafted in silver and each feature the Blessed Virgin Mary standing on snakes on one side

The spinner section is set with two stones: a bloodstone agate and a carnelian agate

and a faceted rock crystal divider slotted into the space

Victorian Three-Tone Gold MIZPAH Ring vauxhall glass A striking Victorian navette clusterDATE: Victorian, c. 1885 A cool Victorian MIZPAH ring modelled in three tone gold: the band itself is yellow in colour, with applied rose gold and green gold lettering. Mizpah, Hebrew for "watchtower". A loose definition is May God watch over you, and the jewellery is meant to show the emotional bond between two people who have become separated either physically, or through death. The term is commonly found on antique jewellery, but is also still worn