A seven stone diamond ring

A seven stone diamond ring

Description

A seven stone diamond ring, centrally-set with an old European-cut diamond estimated to weigh 0.3 carats, with three small old-cut diamonds set on each side, the small diamond estimated to weigh a further total of 0.4 carats, all claw-set in platinum collets to a yellow gold tapering D-section shank, circa 1930, later hallmarked 18ct gold, London, bearing the Bentley & Skinner sponsormark, measuring 2 x 0.5cm, gross weight 2.8 grams.

An elegant and feminine seven stone diamond ring. At the core of this resplendent ring lies a marvellous old European-cut diamond, its brilliance amplified by the delicate sparkle of three small old-cut diamonds adorning each side. Set upon a setting of platinum, meticulously chosen to enhance the radiance of the diamonds, it gracefully transitions to a luminous yellow gold band. In its entirety, this ruing embodies a refined allure evoking the essence of femininity and the timeless sophistication characteristic of the 1930s.