Mid-Victorian 22k Gold Wedding Band chain some light wear commensurate with

some light wear commensurate with age

each set with two stones: a round white sapphire beneath a gorgeous pale Ceylon sapphire

and Tribunes

Dangling from the key are two further components: a “heart padlock” with locket compartment to the back and a ruby to set on the front

It dates from the 1940s

Mid-Victorian 22k Gold Wedding Band chain some light wear commensurate withDATE: Victorian, 1861 A rare and near perfectly preserved mid Victorian wedding band dating from the 1860s. The hallmarks tell us it's crafted in 22 karat gold (the crown and the 22), and was guaranteed at the Birmingham assay office (the anchor) in 1861 (the letter M). And that's the basic anatomy of an English hallmark: metal symbol, fineness number, assay office symbol, date letter. The other two stamps on this ring WS are the maker's mark.