Neoclassical "Cock & Calanthus" Intaglio Signet Ring bracelets with the exception of one

with the exception of one end stone which is a cranberry glass (pasted) replacement

It’s a semaphore railway signal

This one was clearly made to commemorate the big Empire festival thing

Calibré Cut Sapphires

Original glass remains over one photograph

Neoclassical "Cock & Calanthus" Intaglio Signet Ring bracelets with the exception of oneAn exceptional signet ring set with an early 19th century neoclassical jasper intaglio depicting a cockerel (or chicken) facing left next to a calanthus (basket) containing branches of grain. The stone was carved in the Georgian period, circa 1800, and the artist was apparently quite familiar with both the anatomy of the creature, and the Roman symbolism of the cockerel chicken and grain. It's unusual in that the subject is not a specific deity or