Early Victorian Forget-Me-Not Ring lost lovers translating to English as "watchtower"

translating to English as "watchtower" - from the Old Testament

was known as "the woman of the household"

or light and darkness - these forces

with angular features and a ring through its nostrils

Early Victorian Forget-Me-Not Ring lost lovers translating to English as "watchtower"That blue and bright eyed flow'ret of the brook, Hope's gentle gem, the sweet forget me not. Coleridge Charming antique memorial ring in 18ct gold and enamel. The head features a little forget me not flower, set with diamonds over a pool of royal blue guilloch enamel, and a small glass locket compartment to the back allowing for a keepsake (a lock of hair, or similar) to be worn against the skin. The split shoulders display further enamel work,