A Victorian five stone Burmese ruby ring

A Victorian five stone Burmese ruby ring

Description

A Victorian five stone Burmese ruby ring, the three cushion-cut faceted rubies graduating from the centre with one pear-shaped ruby set on each end, the rubies estimated to weigh 3.5 carats in total, accompanied by The Gem & Pearl Laboratory report stating to be of Burmese origin with no indication of heating, embellished with eight small rose-cut diamonds set in-between, all set to a gold mount with scroll engraved sides and shoulders, circa 1890, measuring 2.2 x 0.6cm, finger size K ½ , gross weight 4.7 grams.

A incredible Victorian five stone Burmese ruby ring. The ring features five mesmerizing unheated Burmese rubies of deep purplish red hue gracefully graduate from the centre, complemented by two pear-shaped rubies at each end. Their vibrant hue is accentuated by delicate rose-cut diamonds interspersed between them. The intricate gold mount, adorned with scroll engravings, adds to the romantic allure of this piece. A testament to the exceptional quality of Victorian jewellery.