Antique 9 carat rose gold engraved wedding ring. This ring simply has the best engraving! Bold daisy style flowers poke out from a mass of large leaves. This is a wider ring at over 7 mm so that the floral design can be shown off to it's very best. Circa early 20th century, Edwardian, 1900s.

In very good condition, on one side the engraver has gone all the way to the edge creating a very slight notch which can be seen in the 3rd photo along the bottom edge.

Hallmarked for 9 carat gold, assayed in Birmingham 1905 making this ring about 120 years old. The gold is rosy in colour, a touch warmer than modern rose gold but definitely closer to rose than yellow gold.

Size: UK - N.5; US - 7; EU - 17,3. Sizes taken from centre. Wider rings may require a larger size, depending on finger shape, than narrower rings. As an example, I normally wear a M - M.5 and would wear a N - N.5 measuring from centre in a wider ring.

Measures approx 7.3 mm wide by 1.05 mm deep.

Weighs 3.7 grams.