Georgian 12ct Gold Engraved Split Ring c.1780–1820

A rare and highly collectable piece of Georgian jewellery — this solid 12ct gold split ring dates to circa 1780–1820, the height of the Georgian period (c.1714–1830) when ornate floral-engraved split rings like this were at their most fashionable. The entire surface is adorned with intricate engraved foliate detailing, wrapping continuously around the band in the lavish style that defined the era.

NITON DXL tested at 12.36ct, this ring retains a bright, warm gold tone and still holds a perfectly round shape — exceptional for a piece approaching 200 years old. Whether worn as a statement stacking ring or displayed as a collector's piece, it carries centuries of history in just 1.15 grams of gold.

• Era: Georgian, circa 1780–1820
• Metal: 12ct solid gold 
• Style: Split / coil ring with all-over engraved foliate decoration
• Diameter: 15mm
• Width: 1.7mm
• Weight: 1.15 grams
• Condition: Very good — bright tone, perfectly round