The Artists Signet

Name: The Artists Signet
Brand: Bleueburnham

Bleueburnham

£550

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A large square-headed ring featuring a 15mm square lapis lazuli, set within hand-textured detailing that transitions into a highly polished band. Prized for its rich, intense blue, lapis lazuli was historically used by Old Master painters as a pigment before the invention of synthetic blue in 1826 and was once worth more by weight than gold. The piece is handmade in London by highly skilled jewellers using solid sterling silver (925), which is certified with full British hallmarking laser engraved on the inside of the ring. As with all Bleue Burnham jewellery, this piece comes with our seasona

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Registered at Companies House as BLEUEBURNHAM LIMITED, number 11856265. Checked 2026-08-29.
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