Antique ring with sapphires and diamonds, Great Britain, mid-19th century.

Gold ring with sapphires, pearls and diamonds, Great Britain 1930s. A unique ring made of 18-karat yellow gold (0.750 fineness). The ring is decorated with two sapphires and three n...

An antique brooch with 28 diamonds in old Dutch rosette cuts (round, irregular shape) set in a filigree floral form in a circle, in the realism trend of the mid-19th century. Natural...

Ring made of 18-karat gold and platinum elements. Vintage ring with opal in cabochon cut, surrounded by 10 brilliant-cut diamonds weighing approx. 0.20ct. Origin: Great Britain, Bir...

Ring made of white gold with ruby, brilliants and diamonds. This charming ring is a unique combination of classic and elegance. An oval ruby with a vivid red color and a weight of 1...

A rectangular vinaigrette in 18-carat gold enameled on both sides with a brightly colored floral composition. A delicate chain connects the vinaigrette to an elegantly enameled ring,...

Ring in 18 karat rose gold. Sublime and authentic antique ring, it is set on 3 openwork rings, two round sapphires and a cushion- cut diamond. On both sides, on each of the rings, is...

Austro-Hungarian Empire, made between 1867 and 1872. The ring is finely crafted in solid 18K gold. It is centered with a sparkling blue sapphire surrounded by chunky old mine cut di...

A rare 19th century princely gold cluster ring made in Siam (Thailand), circa 1860.This gorgeous ruby and diamond ring was intricately crafted in high-karat gold, by the goldsmiths of the royal Siam court in the 19th century. It is a fine example of the lavish adornment worn by participants in royal and aristocratic life-cycle ceremonies in the courts of Bangkok. Aside from ceremonial use, they were also occasionally given as gifts to important visitors or other aristocratic families. There was a huge expansion in the number of royals in 19th century Siam which stemmed from Kings Mongkut (Rama IV) and Chulalongkorn (Rama V) being highly polygamous. They had a joint total of 124 wives and 159 royal children, each requiring their own ceremonial regalia and princely jewels. As a result, Bangkok became home to some incredibly skilled goldsmiths in this period and the sheer number of jewellery required has meant that today princely jewels like this one can very occasionally be found in the open market, particularly in Europe following the relocation of the Thai royal family to Switzerland and France in the 1930’s and 1940’s. The ring features a row of cabochon rubies horizontally aligned, surrounded by a sea of rose cut diamonds. All of the stones are in rubover settings within a web of hexagonal honeycomb frames. The band is decorated with pierced and deeply chased scrollwork motifs, typical of Siam jewellery...