Victorian Silver MIZPAH Ring Size:8.5 and were often exchanged as

and were often exchanged as betrothal rings from the 15th to 18th centuries - each one personalised with a meaningful verse - or given as gifts or tokens of regard

with three round stones set above a pear-shaped drop

on the orders of Herod Antipas whom he had

The Union of Russian Artists didn't achieve stylistic unity until after the 7th exhibition (1910)

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Victorian Silver MIZPAH Ring Size:8.5 and were often exchanged asDATE: Victorian, 1882 Cool Victorian MIZPAH ring made in the year 1882. Hebrew for "watchtower", the mizpah sentiment has come to connote an emotional bond between two people who have become separated either physically or by death. Indeed, the word is often used as the name for a cemetery, often seen on headstones and other memorials. This ring was likely exchanged to commemorate a promise or bond. Crafted in sterling silver, the lettering stands out