A typical Late Victorian, Early Edwardian five stone diamond ring crafted solely in 18ct yellow gold. Although white metal had been used for diamond settings many decades previous, there seems to be a period of time between the late 1800s into the 1900s, where the fashion was for all yellow gold. From the intricately carved half hoops to these graduated five stone rings, the all yellow ring was highly popular. This particular ring features well over half a carat of bright and lively Old European Cut diamonds.
Metal: 18ct yellow gold.
Marks: Unmarked - Tests confirm 18ct yellow gold.
Measurements: 6.5mm wide. The diamond spread approximately 15.5mm across the finger and rise less than 4mm from the finger meaning this ring has a lovely and low profile. 2.5mm D shape shank at the back of the finger.
Stones: Old European Cut diamonds totalling approximately 0.62ct. Colour J-K. Clarity SI.
Weight: 4.10 grams.
Condition: Very good. The shank is a replacement, not done by us but done to a very high standard of which we are more than happy with. This is extremely common with these rings and almost to be expected.
