Borrowing from history, a lovely sentimental sterling silver MIZPAH ring … a modern casting of a well loved Victorian era (1837 - 1901) ring with gothic raised lettering on a chased surface within a banner of sorts.  The tapered back of the ring band is plain.

- symbolism -
During the Victorian era Mizpah jewelry was commonly gifted between two people to symbolize the special emotional bonding between them when they are separated either by distance or death, worn in remembrance. 
Mizpah is a Hebrew word which means watchtower sending the message 'May God watch over you'.  It comes from the bible passage Genesis Chapter XXXI verse 49: The Lord watch between me and thee, when we are absent from one another.

- approximate ring flat band width - front 1/4" (6mm), back 1/8" (3mm)
- ring metal - solid sterling silver, oxidized to show detail
- this ring is available in US ring sizes 5 - 9
- if your preferred ring size shows sold out please select the last option "made to order" and let me know your ring size 5 - 9 and I will make it for you
- made to order rings can take up to 4 - 5 weeks before shipping

Impressed with sentimental history!

note - photo props, including the antique ring box, are not included and not for sale.