Admiral Horatio Nelson Memorial Ring
Reference: CA5885
Memorial ring for Admiral Horatio Nelson, who died at the Battle of Trafalgar on 21st October 1805. This is one of the 58 rings made by John Salter of the Strand to commemorate Nelson’s death.
The bezel is enamelled in black with the letters NB for Nelson Bronte. The N is surmounted by a viscount’s coronet which was an appointment made after his victory at the Battle of the Nile in 1798 and the B is surmounted by a ducal coronet representing the Sicilian dukedom of Bronte which was conferred by Ferdinand IV of the Two Sicilies in 1779.
Underneath in gold letters “Trafalgar”. The outer hoop is engraved “Palman Qui Meruit Ferat” (Let him bear the palm of victory who has won it). Under the bezel is the inscription “Lost to his Country 21 Oct 1805 Aged 47”. This example is in excellent original condition. The box is not the original.
Ring Size: Q 1/2
Era:
Georgian 1714-1837
Condition:
Very Good
Materials:
Main Stones: • Enamel
• Gold
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ABOUT THE ERA
Georgian Era Jewellery
Jewellery in the Georgian era (1714–1837) in England, spanning the reigns of the four King Georges (I-IV), is noted for its elegance, intricate craftsmanship, and the influence of various artistic and cultural movements.
This period saw significant changes in jewellery design, driven by technological advancements, changing fashion trends, and historical events.
