An elegant example of early 1920s English jewellery, this handmade marquise shaped cluster ring is centred with an impressive 1.35ct old mine cut diamond, surrounded by a wonderfully detailed arrangement of old cut diamonds that give the ring exceptional character.
The centre diamond is first flanked above and below by a delicate eight cut diamond, followed by a captivating halo of twelve larger old cut diamonds that complete the marquise shaped cluster. Together, they have an approximate combined weight of 1.10ct and beautifully enhance the size and brilliance of the centre stone, creating a striking, layered effect.
The cluster is set in platinum, allowing the diamonds to take centre stage, while the band is crafted in 18 carat white gold, creating a classic combination that was particularly popular during the period. Raised on an elegant open gallery, the setting allows light to pass freely through the diamonds while giving the ring a wonderfully refined profile.
Raised on an elegant open gallery, the setting allows light to pass freely through the diamonds while giving the ring a wonderfully refined profile.
Stamped 18ct Plat, the ring is a lovely example of early twentieth-century English jewellery. It weighs 3.84 grams and is a UK finger size 'Q', although it can be resized upon request.
