The snowdrop is the first flower to push through the snow, and the Victorians gave it the meaning it had earned: hope.
A century ago, the English jeweler Thomas L. Mott made a series of birth month flower charms in silver and enamel. This one, the snowdrop for January, is stamped T.L.M STERLING ENGLAND on the back. We’ve set it into the face of a 14k gold signet, so a charm once made to dangle can now be worn every day.
One of a kind. There is only one of this charm, and only one of this ring.
1920s Art Deco silver and enamel charm
14k yellow gold, 13 grams
18mm signet face
0.2 ct
Size 6.5
