Victorian "Who Shall Separate Us" Silver Band Ring layaway on hold poissarde earrings Often found on grave stones

Often found on grave stones from the middle ages through to the Victorian era

The row of stones is flanked to either side by engraved

5cm (not including jump ring

Crafted in 15 karat gold with the initial M in gothic script engraved onto the back

resting north/south along the finger

Victorian "Who Shall Separate Us" Silver Band Ring layaway on hold poissarde earrings Often found on grave stonesDATE: Victorian, c. 1883 This charming posy style silver band dates to the Victorian period, featuring English assay marks for Birmingham assay office and the year 1883. The band itself features love knot motifs within the gilded sinner section, with the motto "Quis Nos Separabit", which translates from Latin to "Who Shall Separate Us" really sweet with the combination of words and knot symbolism. Its a fine example, which epitomises Victorian