A Victorian emerald and diamond five-stone ring

A Victorian emerald and diamond five-stone ring

Description

A Victorian emerald and diamond five-stone ring, alternately set with three square-cut emeralds with combined total weight of 0.93 carats, accompanied by GCS Report stating to be of Colombian origin, and two old brilliant-cut diamonds, the one weighing 0.72 carats and assessed to be of L colour and I1 clarity, the other weighing 0.85 carats, assessed to be of L colour and SI1 clarity, all claw-set to an ornate carved yellow gold gallery and shoulders, to a tapered D-section yellow gold shank, circa 1880, measuring approximately 2 x 0.6cm, finger size M, gross weight 4 grams.

A gorgeous Victorian emerald and diamond five-stone ring. A wonderful example from the period, in which you will observe the typical scrolling ornate mount that was so appreciated during this era, that holds the gemstones in place. This would make a fantastic piece for special occasions.