Edwardian 1.20 Carat Old Cut Diamond Five Stone Ring, circa 1910

A classy early 20th century five stone diamond ring. The slightly graduating diamonds are impressively bright and lively, and are secured in a platinum collet with split claws, leading to a slim 18k yellow gold shank. This ring has the right proportions to be stacked, but would certainly look the part worn alone.

Accompanied by an independent jewellery report from IGR (#30307052).

Cut – Old mine cuts.

Colour – J to L.

Clarity – VS1 to SI1; all the stone are clean to the eye.

Carat – A total approximate weight of 1.20 carat.

Circa – 1910.

Measurements – From the edge of one outer diamond to the other is 18.3mm. The ring is 4.7mm at the widest point and sits 4.6mm from the finger.

Size – O 1/2 (UK) or 7.25 (US). Complimentary sizing is available, can go up or down.

Metal – Stamped 18CT and PLAT – 18k yellow gold and platinum – and tests as such.