Victorian 22k Gold Slim Buckle Ring monarchy allegedly inspired by Geezer Butler

allegedly inspired by Geezer Butler of Black Sabbath who was seen "raising the horns" in a 1969 photograph

Chain marked 18ct

the Emperor is crowned with a laurel leaf with a bow to the back of his head

which coils three times around the finger

Opals were considered unlucky as they looked like the eye of evil animals

Victorian 22k Gold Slim Buckle Ring monarchy allegedly inspired by Geezer ButlerDATE: Victorian, c. 1888 Charming Victorian buckle ring in 22k gold and made in the year 1855, as indicated by Birmingham hallmarks to the inner band. The Victorians loved a buckle, and back then it symbolised eternity, fidelity, strength and protection as the symbol curves around and threads back onto itself, creating an eternal loop. This example is slim, with finely worked buckle frame and prong. MEASUREMENTS Width of band: 3mm Rise off finger at