A group of six antique gold rings and an early 19th century seed pearl necklace, rings comprise: a George I, gold, diamond and enamel mourning ring with central closed set rock crystal bezel flanked by two rose cut diamonds to a black enamel scrolling hoop engraved with the inscription, 'T. Tullie, Obt. 16 Jan: 1726', with rose diamond intervals, ring size F; a gold claddagh/posy ring with engraved inscription to the inside of the hoop, 'Let Virtue Be Your Gift,' and maker's mark, c. 1700, ring size M; a gold posy ring with engraved inscription to the inside of the hoop, 'There is None to Me More True', and makers mark ES, c. 1700, (cut); a Victorian 12ct. gold, garnet and aquamarine double row half-hoop ring with engraved hoop, Birmingham hallmarks, 1870, ring size Q; a Victorian 15ct gold sapphire, garnet and seed pearl cluster ring, (two seed pearls deficient) ring size Q; a Victorian chrysoberyl three stone half-hoop ring with ruby two stone divisions, ( one stone detached); and an early 19th century seed pearl multi row necklace with seed pearl circular cluster intervals and matching pendant drop, c.1830 (6) Please refer to department for condition report