Edwardian 2.51 Carat Old Cut Diamond Engagement Ring, circa 1910
An elegant and ornate Edwardian diamond engagement ring. The HRD graded old mine cut diamond in the centre is secured by four split claws, and sits atop a wonderfully ornate and refined setting. Eight chunky old mine cut diamonds are set in the shoulders and gallery, with fine piercing and intricately embossed neoclassical design motifs weaving through the accent stone and running down the band. A stunning and sophisticated sparkler.
Accompanied a diamond grading report from HRD Antwerp (#180000034575).
Cut – Old mine cuts.
Colour – I in the centre. The diamonds in the surround are H to I.
Clarity – SI2 (with SI1 to SI3 diamonds in the surround).
Carat – The centre stone is a known 1.55 carat, with a further approximate 0.96 carat in the surround.
Circa – 1910.
Size – O 1/2 (UK) or 7.25 (US). Complimentary sizing is available, can be sized up or down.
Measurements – The diamond is 6.83 x 7.15mm. The ring is 11mm at the widest point and sits 7.8mm from the finger.
Metal – Platinum. Tested.
£9,700 Finance
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