Price
£1500.00This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance
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Edwardian Diamond 3 Stone Ring circa 1910.
An unusal Edwardian Diamond 3 stone ring.
This lovely ring has 3 table-cut diamonds with a slightly larger diamond to the centre. The diamonds may well have come from an earlier (Georgian?) piece as this style of cut predates the Edwardian era.
The diamonds are finely spitch set within a rub over mount in platinum onto a bifurcated shoulders onto a tapered 18ct gold shank.
The ring is beautifully low set to the finger and wearable on an everyday basis. It would make a perfect engagement ring.
Era: Edwardian, 1901 - 1920.
Measurements: Central diamond estimated 0.40 carats.
additional diamonds estimated 0.25 carats each.
Total diamond weight estimated 0.90 carats, H-J colour VS-SI clarity.
Ring Size: K 1/2(UK) 5 3/4(US) 51(EUR) This ring can be resized by our goldsmith at no extra cost.
Hallmarks: Unmarked - tests platinum and 18ct gold.
Stock number
RD198The BADA Standard
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