Georgian Rose Cut Garnet Morning Glory Ring in 18ct Platinum chain Eugénie favored eighteenth-century fashion and

Eugénie favored eighteenth-century fashion and had the Crown Jewels restyled à la Louis XVI

The chain would traditionally feature a T-bar on one end used to affix the chain to a vest buttonhole

Likely made in Florence Italy

this beautiful locket is one such excellent example

So hard to find so beautiful a pair as this

Georgian Rose Cut Garnet Morning Glory Ring in 18ct Platinum chain Eugénie favored eighteenth-century fashion andOh a rose cut garnet you say? Now you have my full attention! A rare 18ct Georgian morning glory ring with the most wonderful inversion set garnet circa 1830 this beautiful ring would be a delicious addition to any collection with its buttery gold and that morning glory decorated bezel that rings of this period are especially prized for. With a square shape and beautiful quality, I love the shape of the setting and the lovely split shoulders.