Dating to the 1890s, this striking late Victorian English five-stone ring is crafted in solid 18 carat yellow gold and set with a graduating row of old mine cut diamonds.
Five beautiful old mine cut diamonds run across the front of the ring, graduating in size towards the centre, with a total combined weight of approximately 1.25ct. Each diamond is individually box set into the gold, with the defined edges of the settings contrasting nicely with the softly rounded profile of the band.
The yellow gold band follows the graduated shape of the five diamonds, with broader shoulders around the setting before narrowing towards the back.
Made in England, the ring weighs 5.22 grams and is a UK finger size N, although it can be resized upon request. Stamped 18.
