Ancient Roman UTERE FILICITER Silver Signet Ring pink diamond wearable pieces of precious metal)

wearable pieces of precious metal)

with people choosing the more minimally styled charm holder necklace

Dating to the late 19th Century - circa 1890 - these wonderful pieces are modelled in 15k gold

The diamonds rest in millegrain collet settings

Ancient Roman UTERE FILICITER Silver Signet Ring pink diamond wearable pieces of precious metal)DATE: Roman, 2nd Century AD "UTERE FELICITER" Use This Happily. This signet ring is, remarkably, around 1800 years old. A rare example of Latin script actually written (well, engraved) by a Roman. It's crafted in silver with the most beautiful patina, and should be worn in happiness apparently. The sentiment is sort of an anti Memento Mori, Memento Vivere, with a bit of material gratification mixed in for good measure. Very charming indeed.