Sheffield (1913) sterling silver spoon ring 

This stunning piece of jewellery comes with a rich history of over a century, showcasing true craftsmanship. The beautiful floral etched design adds charm and elegance, making it suitable for any occasion. The ring's true appeal lies in its origins, proudly displaying its 1913 Sheffield, UK assay mark and John Round's maker's mark. This makes it a genuine antique, now in its 110th year. The size is Australian O (USA 7.5) and it is soldered closed for a comfortable fit.

Spoon rings originated in 17th century England. In those days, flatware was highly prized as it was made from solid silver and high stylized and decorated in an heirloom manner. Popular lore explains that servants, unable to afford to buy 'proper' engagement rings would steal a flatware piece from their master's home. They would shape it into a ring and give it to their beloved for a marriage proposal. Thus, the earliest spoon rings served as symbols of love and commitment, in defiance of strict social and economic barriers.