A late Victorian opal and diamond cluster ring

A late Victorian opal and diamond cluster ring

Description

A late Victorian opal and diamond cluster ring, the oval cabochon-cut white opal measuring 15.8 x 13.8 mm, estimated to weigh 6.10 carats, surrounded by fourteen old-cut diamonds further estimated to weigh a total of 4.20 carats, to an openwork double gallery and carved split shoulders, all mounted in silver and yellow gold, circa 1890, the cluster measuring 2.3 x 2.2 cm, finger size N ½, gross weight 11.4 grams.

An elegant and arresting late Victorian opal and diamond cluster ring. At the heart of the ring lies an opal, eye-catching with its mesmerizing green, orange, purple, and blue reflections, is adorned with a cluster of old-cut diamonds encircling it. Elegantly crafted in the 1890s, this ring radiates timeless sophistication and charm. Symbolizing hope, purity, and truth, it would make a unique and elegant choice as an engagement ring.