To infinity, and beyond, declared this gorgeous infinity, figure 8 inspired floral ring! An extremely rare, Circa 1890-1910 18ct diamond ring is one of the most beautiful examples of English work from this period that I’ve seen. This double diamond floral ring features approximately 1.10 of antique rose cut diamonds is finished with a platinum top, lofty gallery, and sparkly diamond dogwood shoulders. A gorgeous, wonderfully spread ring with a mil-grain detail— this superbly detailed pre-early Edwardian example shows the fine quality of pieces from this period.
Featuring two sizable forget-me-not flowers encased in glitter rivers of rose cut diamonds. Dog wood flowers on the shoulders.
Materials and Features: 18k gold, platinum, rose cut
Age/Origin: English, c. 1890-1910
Measurements: Size 7.5, 4.7g
Condition: Excellent condition. Minor associated age wear.
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