Antique Edwardian Five Stone Diamond Ring Dated 1911 Product Type_Pendant

Antique Edwardian Five Stone Diamond Ring Dated 1911 Product Type_PendantThis exquisite antique Edwardian five stone diamond ring is fully hallmarked within the band and was crafted in Birmingham in 1911, the same year as the coronation of King George V. Fashioned in warm 18ct yellow gold, the half hoop gallery showcases a graduated row of glittering old mine cut diamonds, flush set down the centre (approx. 0. 16ct total), with hand finished scrollwork delicately embellishing the shoulders. During the Edwardian era, five

Pearls are the birthstone of June and a true treasure of the ocean

MARKS: Faded maker’s initials

ITEM NUMBER: 23-979

STONES: Almandine Garnets (3 x 3mm

It is complete with rims and windows

60ct each with an alluring deep red hue (approx

STONES: Moonstones (Largest 10mm x 10mm – approx

METAL: Silver/ Gold Gilt

ITEM NUMBER: 23-699

making them a colourful alternative to other ocean treasures such as pearls

these Scottish pebble brooches were worn to secure heavy wool shawls or kilt plaids at the shoulder

5mm x Width 18mm x Depth 8mm