Antique Edwardian 9ct Rose Gold ‘MIZPAH’ Ring - Birmingham 1907 We see a locket wearing

We see a locket wearing a gem studded necklace

One very slight marking to one pane only

0 cm roundDrop from ear - 2

Equipped with a fully functional opening clasp arm mechanism which opens and closes very securely

Foxtail chains tassels hang straight and are beautifully formed

Antique Edwardian 9ct Rose Gold ‘MIZPAH’ Ring - Birmingham 1907 We see a locket wearingPlease note, boxes are for display only unless otherwise stated. The term Mizpah is a Hebrew word found in the book of Genesis 31: 49 which means Watchtower and is interpreted as May God watch over you. Popular during the Victorian era and given and worn as a token of love or friendship. This finely made, and wide (6. 5mm) example is crafted from 9ct rose gold with raised Mizpah to a textured back ground and hallmarked with full UK hallmarks for