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Description
Bug jewellery was a thing in the Victorian times
the sweet smelling bet deadly Lily of the Valley signifies re-found happiness
A beautiful Victorian marquise cluster ring studded with old cut diamonds around a trio of larger gems: ruby
The highly domed rose cut stones rest in cut-down "pie crust" settings
in original box
WW2 Free France Cross of Lorraine Ring Size:10 Bug jewellery was a thingDATE: WW2, c. 1940 An unusual silver and rose gold ring dating from the 1940s. The emblem on the front and shoulders is the Cross of Lorraine, in the case of this ring it represents Free France, the WW2 government in exile led by Charles de Gaulle in resistance to the Axis powers following the fall of France. Although fashioned in precious metals it's quite crudely done, and isn't hallmarked, suggesting is was hand made outside a jewellery workshop
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