Georgian 14k Gold and White Enamel Playing Card Ring circa 1780 Stone_Crystal in which the stone is

in which the stone is placed flush with the ring band and only the crown is visible began in the 1880s and was originally a style for men's jewelry- the fashion caught on and this secure setting (compared to other settings of the time) became very popular among women as well

Some small surface scratches visible under magnification commensurate with age

5 inches wide

5 inches tall

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Georgian 14k Gold and White Enamel Playing Card Ring circa 1780 Stone_Crystal in which the stone isThis exceptionally rare antique enamel ring dates from the late 18th century and features an intriguing motif and motto. Showing three playing cards, with a heart, club and diamond on a beautiful deep brown background. This is all surrounded by the French motto "Le mme succs en tout" roughly translated as "equal success in all things." in gold lettering on white enamel. A rare authentic relic from the card playing craze on the Georgian and Regency