An Edwardian diamond plaque ring

An Edwardian diamond plaque ring

Description

An Edwardian diamond plaque ring, the five vertically oriented old European-cut diamonds graduating in size from the centre, estimated to weigh ½ carat in total, assessed to be of H-I colour and VS-SI clarity, surrounded by diamond-set oval frame diamond-set split shoulders, the smaller diamonds estimated to weigh a further total of 0.2 carats, all millegrain-set in platinum and gold mount, circa 1915, measuring 1.9 x 2.2 cm, finger size K½ , gross weight 3.9 grams.

An elegant diamond plaque ring from the Edwardian era. Adorned with an array of old-cut diamonds set in vertical alignment, surrounded by an oval frame embellished with yet more exquisite diamonds, this ring is a testament to timeless beauty. Crafted in circa 1915, it exemplifies the elegance and sophistication characteristic of the Edwardian period, an era enchanted by the allure of diamonds.