Teeny Turn of the Century N Signet Ring talisman but cleverly set in a

but cleverly set in a mount known as an illusion setting - the graver work on the metal along with the octagonal frame are meant to give the appearance at a distance of a full carat stone

5 and resizeable within reason

the Victorians in particular loved to adorn little ones - though these tiny rings were much more often given as a keepsake

with British hallmarks for Birmingham 1876 and makers mark A•I

pair with a band

Teeny Turn of the Century N Signet Ring talisman but cleverly set in aSweet and petite, this small signet ring is an ideal pinky ring, or a perfect gift for a new parent to wear on a chain. Made by the famed American firm Ostby & Barton for a time, the largest ring manufacturers in the world. Based out of Providence, Rhode Island, and founded in 1879, the business was thriving when Engelhart Cornelius Ostby and his daughter Helene took one of many trips to Europe in 1912. Booked in first class cabins for their return