This 18ct English pearl band has a full moon magic to it—just refined enough for the ballroom, just wild enough for a moonlit galavant on the moors. Luminous pearls are held in place by prongs inset with soft rose cuts, impossibly elegant against the creamy white of the pearls. The open-back setting allows an airiness against the structural hold of the gallery that appears as a castle’s balustrade.

Materials and Features: 18ct gold, pearl, diamond, open-back setting
Age/Origin: English, circa 1890
Measurements: 6.5mm band width, 5.6g
Condition: Very good all-original condition, no pearls replaced, perfect color match throughout.

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