Victorian Scottish 18k Gold Slim Wedding Band Size:5.75 by which she left whatever

by which she left whatever she had

Two pillars stand to the centre- known to represent the two columns that flanked the entrance to King Solomon’s temple

Given the three dice it was possibly intended as a portable way to play bunco – a parlour game popular in 19th Century England

Hatched detailing surrounds the stone giving the impression that it's spinning

tests as 22k & 18k gold

Victorian Scottish 18k Gold Slim Wedding Band Size:5.75 by which she left whateverDATE: Victorian, c. 1850 A high quality antique wedding band, dating from the Victorian period, circa 1850. It's modelled in rich 18 karat gold, slim and flat edged and it features makers marks to the inner band WC for Edinburgh goldsmiths, William Crouch & Son and "ABD", revealing it was assayed in Aberdeen. Its very unusual to see this, especially in older pieces. Perfect for a wedding band. MEASUREMENTS Width of band: 2. 86mm Rise off finger: 0.