Seven oval garnets are set in a half hoop ring, circa 1810. The garnets, tapering from the center, spread over the front and sides of the finger, for great coverage. The shank is a double headed snake, with a cross-hatched pattern worn over time, but still visible.

The stones are set closed backed, and care should be taken not to get the ring wet.

At least one garnet is a replacement, and the shank may be an antique replacement. 

Special and one-of-a-kind. Great stacked with other Georgian hoop rings and bands.

Unmarked

14k on the shank, a little lower on the collets, garnet. 

Dimensions and weight:

●       7.5 mm long (center stone)

●       5.5 mm wide (center stone) 

●       2.5 mm deep

●       3.3 grams

●       US size between 7 to 7.25 (slightly off-round) 

Period: Georgian 

*Please note that all dimensions and weights are approximate. Age-commensurate wear may be present.

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