Help with identification of ring

Hi there my wife was give a ring by a family member years ago and we are just trying to find out information about it if someone can help that would be amazing

 

Welcome @B82ries .
Your photo shows mainly fingers.
Could you put the ring down on a piece of plain paper and take photos of it, as well as a closeup of the marks, please?
And it helps if you click on 'full image' when you post photos.

 

I think I can just make it out - 18 carat gold assayed in Glasgow in 1895. So a late Victorian wedding band. I don't see a maker R.H for Glasgow in my reference book, but someone else may have it.

 

There is an unidentified Glasgow maker R.H. in the link below, mark on a silver spoon made in 1874:

https://www.silvermakersmarks.co.uk/Makers/Glasgow-R.html#R

 

Jackson's book English Goldsmiths and Their Marks has one sometime between 1848-1903 for Robt. Hyslop.

 

Beautiful ring & superbly manicured fingers.18Kt & up has such a rich color.Whenever I met a client wearing 18K or better gold,I'd figure they were most likely frm India,Saudis,the East,etc.
We Americans have very little taste re gold.

 

Cropped from OP's photo:

 

Brilliant, bluumz.

And @Ce BCA is correct, Glasgow 1895, 18 carat. Good eyes, Ce!

 

if that's all the story behind it, cuz it's clearly a mans wedding band....it's worth the gold melt value.......that's all.

 

Wedding rings here were traditionally higher carat: not 9, but at least 14, more usually 18.