Posy Ring Love God Better Then Gold Garnet The Koh-i-Noor first came to

The Koh-i-Noor first came to British attention in the latter part of the eighteenth century

Suspended from a diamond set bale

understated character

With three rectangular sections set with baguette and brilliant cut diamonds

Georgian old cut diamond cluster ring set in gold and silver

Posy Ring Love God Better Then Gold Garnet The Koh-i-Noor first came toAn engraved posy ring, circa 1760, decorated with acanthus leaves, thistle, and rose motifs, inscribed Love God better than gold. Makers mark: a Gothic TB. Poesy rings, popular from the medieval period through the eighteenth century, were exchanged as tokens of love, fidelity, or religious devotion, their inscriptions often drawn from contemporary verse, scripture, or moral sentiment. By the mid eighteenth century, such rings combined personal