Antique, Edwardian diamond daisy cluster ring orange

Antique, Edwardian diamond daisy cluster ring orangeThis ring is sold, sorry. See similar rings: Metal: gold rings, platinum rings Gems: diamond rings Type of ring: Edwardian rings History Place Of Origin: United Kingdom. Date Period: Circa 1905, Edwardian. The stones Principal diamond weight: 0. 35ct Principal diamond size: Length 4. 5mm; Width 4. 5mm; Depth 2. 7mm Total diamond weight: 0. 53ct Band Metal Composition: 18ct yellow gold and platinum. Hallmarks: Marked with an indistinct '18ct' Band

Zircon weight: 6

Surrounded by a cluster of round old-cut diamonds which follow the octagonal outline of the central amethyst

symbolising victory

The diamonds are secured in 18ct white gold claw settings and lead down to the basket-setting

and now worn by the Duchess of Cambridge

The intricate setting of these multiple small diamonds creates a tapestry of stones that catch the light differently with each movement of the hand – perfect as a backdrop for the pear-shaped central diamond

If you are a true Belle Époque admirer

identifying the subject as Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa

Length 16mm

VS2/SI1 clarity

circa 1830

(estimated)