This antique 9ct yellow gold keeper ring dates to 1913 and features beautifully chased floral details across the front. Traditionally, keeper rings were worn as sentimental tokens — often symbolising love, fidelity, or worn alongside engagement rings.
This particular piece stands out with its delicate floral design worked into the classic interwoven band style.
Hallmarked for 1913, it's a graceful and romantic example of Edwardian-era jewellery, perfect for daily wear or stacking with other antique rings.
Era:
Edwardian, 1913
Hallmarks:
Birmingham assay office, 9ct gold with date letter 'O' corresponding to the year 1913.
