Victorian Baby Ring "PET" can opener each following the old mine

each following the old mine faceting pattern but with their own distinguishing quirks

At a length of 13

a firm that was originally founded under another name in 1857

- this baby is glowing

but the rich tone of the red stone draws the eye in

Victorian Baby Ring "PET" can opener each following the old mineAccording to Merriam Webster, the sixteenth century marks the first use of "pet" to refer to a "pampered and usually spoiled child." Suspected to have come from pety, itself from the French petit (small), over time the term has come to refer to someone who occupies a special place of tenderness, and for the "pet names" and terms of endearment we give those people (an animals). Particularly prized among lovers of antique baby rings, this PET ring would