Antique Japanese Shakudō Daikoku Ring 15k Gold c. 1910 Heraldic Ring this Edwardian 9 karat gold

this Edwardian 9 karat gold school medal fob is hallmarked with the Birmingham anchor assay mark

It is a ring that speaks not of fleeting fashion

with a combined total carat weight of approximately

Such an organic piece of craftsmanship

the private boxes at the Met became known as the Diamond Horseshoe as the radiance of the stunning diamond jewels of the patrons lit up under the gaslights and the massive chandelier

Antique Japanese Shakudō Daikoku Ring 15k Gold c. 1910 Heraldic Ring this Edwardian 9 karat goldThere is something endlessly fascinating about an object that has lived more than one life. This ring began as a tiny work of Japanese art, painstakingly crafted to be admired in another form entirely, before finding new purpose in the hands of an early twentieth century jeweler. The smiling figure is believed to be Daikoku, one of Japans Seven Lucky Gods, revered as the bringer of prosperity, abundance, and good fortune. Shown holding his magical