Antique star set diamond ring

Quite often an antique ring will sit and look so perfect on the finger that many people wont believe its age, and here is a wonderful example of an antique diamond ring that can so easily be worn along with other antique rings as well as modern and fit right in.

Made in 18 carat gold in the Victorian era of the 1890’s, not only is this ring set with three antique mine cut diamonds that total 0.24 carats, but the way they have been set adds so much more charm and character to it.

This setting is called a “star setting” where the beads securing the diamonds to the gold are made in a “star” pattern. Quite often this design is called a gypsy ring, but that is where the diamonds are set into the band without the star design.

And not only is there this feature to the ring, but it also has a slight cutout design on each edge of the top of the ring, as well as that absolutely charming scroll work on the sides.

Measuring 5.9mm wide at the top, and tapering to 2.7mm wide at the back, the way the diamonds are set low and secure into the gold band makes this ring so comfortable to wear all the time, and will be perfect for any occasion.

A truly wonderful example of a ring that is over 130 years old, and is still as beautiful and practical to wear today.

Stock# EC508

Circa: 1890

$3,600 ( On hold MP)