Introducing a delicate Late Victorian five stone diamond ring, dating to the 1870s and finely crafted in rich 18 carat gold.
The ring features five graduating old mine cut diamonds across the front, of approximately 0.40ct combined, all mounted within an open claw setting, so the light passes through the gallery beneath in the most beautiful and elegant way.
The graduated arrangement creates a natural curve across the front of the band, with the central stones sitting ever so slightly proud of the others, a subtle detail so often seen in Victorian rings of this period.
Weighing 1.83 grams and and currently measuring a UK finger size 'Q', but could be altered upon request.
Simple and refined, it carries the gentle elegance that makes these Victorian rings feel just as beautiful today as they would have over a century ago.
