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Reference No. X37604M
More informationA George III diamond and enamel mourning ring with Roman intaglio, the Roman oval-shaped nicolo intaglio depicting an ibis and a lizard symbolising Thoth, the Egyptian deity responsible for the judgment of the dead and the lizard, Roman symbol of death and re-birth, circa 1st-2nd century AD, surrounded by a frame of fifteen small old-cut diamonds estimated to weigh ¾ carat in total, surrounded by blue guilloche enamel within white enamel border, all mounted in silver and gold to tapering shoulders with ridged shank, circa 1800, measuring 2.1 x 1.4 cm, finger size O ½ , gross weight 4.7 grams.
A George III diamond and enamel mourning ring with Roman intaglio, the Roman oval-shaped nicolo intaglio depicting an ibis and a lizard symbolising Thoth, the Egyptian deity responsible for the judgment of the dead and the lizard, Roman symbol of ...
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