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Edwardian "Five-Stone Ring" with Diamonds in Gold, Birmingham 1910


€ 1,690.00 *
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Edwardian "Five-Stone Ring" with Diamonds in Gold, Birmingham 1910
Edwardian "Five-Stone Ring" with Diamonds in Gold, Birmingham 1910
Description
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Hardly any other type of ring is as characteristic of British jewellery from the early 20th century as the “Five-Stone Ring.” As its name suggests, this type of ring features five gemstones—either all the same or alternating—set in a row. The stones are set close together on the narrow band and mounted in understated settings, giving the impression that they are floating on the finger. Women of that era typically wore several of these rings on one hand, combining colours and materials to suit their personal taste. The ring presented here follows this popular style and features five sparkling old European cut diamonds. The stones, weighing a total of about half a carat, possess a soft, elegant brilliance and emit a warm tinted colour; however, against the backdrop of their yellow gold settings, this does not appear jarring. The ring is crafted from 18-karat gold. Its hallmark reveals that it was submitted to the Birmingham Assay Office in 1910. It must have been sold for the first time shortly thereafter. It is in very good condition and captivates with its sparkling diamonds, each featuring a beautiful, hand-crafted cut. We discovered this beautiful piece of jewellery in London.
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Edwardian "Five-Stone Ring" with Diamonds in Gold, Birmingham 1910
Mix & Match
€ 1,690.00 *
Content 1 piece
Incl. VAT, Shipping
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