Crafted in rich 18 carat yellow gold, this classic Edwardian band ring dates to the early 1900s and is a true staple for any fine jewellery collection.
At the centre sits a single old mine cut diamond weighing approximately 0.07ct, star set into the gold within a finely engraved setting that flows into a broad polished face. The diamond is framed by an eight pointed star motif, cut directly into the surface of the ring in the traditional manner, allowing the stone to sit neatly within the gold while still catching the light beautifully.
The band itself tapers gently towards the back, offering a comfortable fit while maintaining the solid appearance typical of Edwardian rings from this period.
Weighing 4.72 grams and currently measuring a UK finger size 'R', but could be altered upon request.
The simplicity of the design is what gives this ring its charm, allowing the quality of the craftsmanship and the subtle sparkle of the old cut diamond to speak for themselves.
