18th Century Mughal Enamel Ring mid-century with 15ct gold band and

with 15ct gold band and fine openwork gallery

Rose gold appears to be gilding

A double row of textured cable links are decorated with adorable little flowers - daisies - forming a row along the middle line

Some evidence suggests they may have been inspired by real warrior women in ancient Eurasian nomadic cultures

but the same section on other earring sticks out above the setting a little (see images)

18th Century Mughal Enamel Ring mid-century with 15ct gold band andAn exquisite Mughal ring made in northern India during the 18th century, circa 1760. The head is set with four coloured gemstones: a pink tourmaline, pink foiled rock crystal, and two pear shaped white topaz. The shoulders, gallery to the sides of the stones, and the back of the head feature brightly coloured enamel work incorporating red flowers, greens, blues, and black and white polkadots all wonderfully complementing the rich, 22 carat gold.