Georgian "Faithful In Adversity" Seal Fob gypsy rings It's crafted in 14 carat

It's crafted in 14 carat white gold with simple split shoulders

was a secret code developed in the 18th and 19th centuries that attached meaning to various flowers and plants

but now not so sure

but now not fertile at all

and indeed seal them closed with their own personal intaglio like this one (perhaps a family crest or monogram

Georgian "Faithful In Adversity" Seal Fob gypsy rings It's crafted in 14 caratAn early 19th century Georgian seal fob with ornately detailed body and a carnelian intaglio set into the base. The intaglio depicts a broken classical column with ivy growing up it; the motto FAITHFUL IN ADVERSITY wraps around the border. The Georgian Regency era, officially 1811 1820, arguably saw the pinnacle of letter writing. The educated upper classes would have been able to write their own letters, and indeed seal them closed with their own