A late Victorian five-stone diamond ring

A late Victorian five-stone diamond ring

Description

A late Victorian five-stone diamond ring, the five old European-cut diamonds graduating in size from the centre, embellished with small rose-cut diamonds in-between, estimated to weigh approximately 2.1 carats in total, all claw-set in silver and gold mount with fine engraved scroll design gallery and gold tapering D-section shank, marked 18ct, circa 1895, measuring 2.2 x 0.6cm, finger size L, gross weight 4.5 grams.

This splendid and romantic late Victorian diamond ring. The ring showcases a stunning display of five dazzling old European-cut diamonds, elegantly graduating in size from the centre. Each diamond is accentuated by two small rose-cut diamonds interspersed between them, creating a mesmerizing ensemble. Set in silver to enhance their shimmering brilliance, the diamonds are mounted on a gold base adorned with finely engraved scroll designs. Reflecting the timeless elegance and style of circa 1895, this ring embodies an era of sophistication and refinement. Its unique design makes it an exceptional choice for an engagement ring, sure to captivate and enchant for a lifetime.