Three bulbous pearls set into buttery 18ct yellow gold and set with diamonds. Usually pearl rings of this age feature fairly thin pearls that sit low to the finger. These pearls are definitely not that and rise far out of the settings. Given the age of this ring, it is likely that these are not the original pearls and something has definitely been altered with the pearls as one of them is backed with a gold cap, visible through the back of the setting.
Metal: 18t yellow gold.
Marks: JBS, Birmingham 1910/11.
Measurements: 5.8mm wide spreading 16mm across the finger. Each pearl is approximately 5mm in diameter. The central pearl rises just shy of 6mm from the finger.
Stones: Pearls measure approximately 5mm in diameter. Four small diamond chips used to add a bit of sparkle to the piece. It is common to find these small bits of diamond which have just a few facets used to fill spaces such as this.
