Victorian Silver Fede “Handclasp” Ring brass surrounding the central dreamy pearl

surrounding the central dreamy pearl that rests in the centre of the "shell"

and is represented by the twin half-brothers Castor and Pollux

The feather and coronet emblem as we know it today is also used to symbolise the Welsh nation

Lapidaries working in Edinburgh's "new town" made most of the pebble jewellery produced in the 18th and 19th centuries

It's a lovely watch

Victorian Silver Fede “Handclasp” Ring brass surrounding the central dreamy pearlDATE: Victorian, c. 1860 A charming Victorian fede handclasp ring, or two if you decide to wear them separately. This "ring" comprises two separate bands, and the hands slide into one another to create the handclasp. Would you wear this together, or with a loved one, partner or friend? Its modelled in silver throughout with detailing that runs along the shoulders. The fede ring, with its iconic design of two clasped hands, dates back to the ancient