Antique suffragette ring made in Birmingham in 1899

Here is a spectacular antique ring that not only looks amazing with so much intricate detail, but is also a suffragette ring making it speak volumes about what it represented.

Made in 18 carat gold in Birmingham in 1899, the suffragette movement was not only so important in helping women get equal rights including the right to vote, but helped cement in history the names of people such as Millicent Fawcet and Emmeline Pankhurst, who were both so important in the movement, making suffragette jewellery not only so beautiful, but so historically important.

The suffragette movement was identified by the colours green, white and violet as can be seen in this ring, with this ring being set with emeralds for the green, pearls for the white and garnets for the violet. Not only do these colour work so well together, but the detail in this ring is truly amazing as is the exquisite hand engraving on the band.

This ring will certainly be admired for all the right reasons, and is sure to be loved and admired by all who see it.

Stock# ET723

Hallmarked: Birmingham 1899

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