Nineteenth-century Love Note ring; “An object of exquisite beauty, it comes from the long tradition of the exchange of gifts and love tokens, which often took place between inamoratas who had to keep their affections secret from the world. A ring like this one would have been solely the province of the wealthy, yet love tokens proliferated in the lower orders too, often in the shape of small denomination coins – like pennies or nickels – being engraved with initials, monograms, names or romantic scenes, and then slipped into a lover’s pocket.”
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