Edwardian Engraved Ivy Band Ring Hallmarked 1918

The beauty of this band lies in its enchanting engravings. Ivy leaves were part of the Edwardian love language, the plant the climb buildings all over England signified everlasting life, devotion, fidelity and loyalty. The intricate designs dance across the surface of the band, their delicate tendrils intertwining with graceful flourishes, creating a mesmerizing tapestry of elegance and romance. This hand crafted ring embodies the charm of the Edwardian era. The hallmarks adorning this band tell a story of its authenticity and origin; with the "9" and ".375" indicating its 9K gold purity, the anchor symbol representing Birmingham, and the "t" denoting its creation year of 1918, each mark adds to the rings historical significance. Lastly, the maker's mark "HC&S" the initials of the skilled artisans who brought this exquisite band to life. The ring is a size 8.75 and measures 8.1 mm in width and stands 1.6 mm off the finger; it offers a perfect balance of presence and subtlety. Weigh