An Edwardian natural pearl and diamond crossover ring

An Edwardian natural pearl and diamond crossover ring

Description

An Edwardian natural pearl and diamond crossover ring, the pearl measuring 5.2 mm in diameter and accompanied by GCS report stating to be natural of saltwater origin, the claw-set old cut diamond weighing 0.34 carats and assessed to be of J colour and VS2 clarity, the shoulders set with small rose-cut diamonds, all mounted in yellow gold and platinum, circa 1905, measuring approximately 1.9 x 1.6 cm, finger size K, gross weight 2.5 grams.

A feminine and charming Edwardian natural pearl and diamond crossover ring. The ring features a bright and lustrous natural pearl and a dazzling old-cut diamond, set in an elegantly curved diamond set band that enhance their shine. The two gems in this ring can be considered the symbol of two halves of a couple, making it a romantic and delicate piece. The use of pearl and diamond is classically Edwardian, making this ring a delicate and sophisticated period statement.