'BP' Signet Ring
"I adore antique signet rings, and they are even more special when they have initials inscribed in them. The technique, the font, this can't be replicated nowadays."
— Megan, founder & curator
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A hand-engraved monogram is cut with a graver pushed through the gold by hand, which is why the strokes swell and taper like a pen stroke and why the floor of each cut is faceted enough to throw light back. A machine cuts one width at one depth and does neither. The letters here are interlaced into a cipher, drawn to read as a pattern first and as initials second, which is how monograms were meant to work for most of a century.
Metal: 10k Yellow gold
Era: Edwardian
Ring Size: 4 1/4
Measurements
Top to bottom: 11.8 mm
Side to side: 8.9 mm
Rise: 1.3 mm
Weight: 2.83 g
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