Georgian Enamel Urn & Weeping Willow Hair Mourning Ring tea set flanked by two chunky old

flanked by two chunky old mine cut diamonds and accented with six rose diamond points

The garnet head is surrounded by gold pommels and is decorated with a rose cut diamond forget-me-not flower

They're crafted in 18 karat white gold and date from the 1980s

Single Cut Diamonds - 0

Georgian Enamel Urn & Weeping Willow Hair Mourning Ring tea set flanked by two chunky oldDATE: Georgian, c. 1809 Mourning jewellery has a rich and varied history that spans centuries, with each era introducing new styles and materials that changed attitudes towards death and grief. This beautiful ring is dedicated to I. F Withington, who tragically died on October 21st aged 22 in 1809. It features a white and gold enamelled face with a weeping willow, symbolic of mourning, sorrow and grief. Its long, graceful branches "weep" over a black