Antique Georgian Bi-Colour Green Sapphire and Rose Cut Diamond Gold Cluster Ring

This ornate diamond cluster was made circa the 1835 sighting of Halley’s comet, a frequently recurring comet whose appearances have been recorded by humans since 240 BCE. Both the Georgians and Victorians had an affinity for symbolism and meaning. They often created jewellery to represent important life experiences and the rise in popularity of Halley’s comet jewellery...

A truly stunning antique Victorian 18K gold ring dating to around 1890. This navette-shaped cluster is constructed with 37 silver set rose cut diamonds surrounding an emerald cut per...

A superb antique Georgian diamond cluster ring, circa 1780-1820. The silver-topped gold bezel exhibits a floral cluster of rose cut diamonds, all in closed-back rubover silver sett...

This lovely antique Italian cluster ring dates to around 1800 and is set with a garnet and diamonds. In the middle of the ring head lies a bright red garnet, surrounded by a cluster ...

A superb antique early 19th century rose cut diamond cluster ring. The silver-topped gold bezel exhibits a gorgeous central domed rose cut diamond of fantastic clarity and a subtle...

This unusual antique emerald and diamond ring was made in France and dates to the early 19th century. In the centre rests a vibrant 0.3ct step cut emerald in an open-backed rubover silver setting. The stone is a wonderful vivid green colour and sits majestically within a halo of rose cut diamonds in closed-back and foiled rubover settings. The triangular facets of rose cuts were very popular during the Georgian and Victorian periods as they glistened more beautifully in candlelight than any other cut. The central cluster rests in a ‘belcher’ setting with 8 u-shaped curves to create a petal like design. The mount, crafted in 18K gold, is intricately engraved with foliate design and tapers towards the back of the ring with a D-shaped cross section. UK size T, US size 9.5. The ring weighs 7.03 grams, it is unmarked but tests as 18K gold. The ring is in good overall condition condition and the stones are securely set. There is some light wear to the gold as expected with rings of the age. The emerald displays a great colour with lots of natural inclusions; upon magnification, there is also a scratch to one of the corners of the table. The rose cut diamonds measure 2.5mm x 2mm across. The silver cluster measures 10mm in diameter. The ring sits fairly flat on the finger to allow for frequent wear, and the emerald is open-backed which makes it easy to clean! A truly gorgeous and highly unusual antique emerald cluster ring.

Here we have a delightful diamond ring originally dating back to the Georgian period. At the centre of the face we find a sizeable round shaped rose cut diamond. This principal stone...

Of marquise form set with rose cut diamonds weighing approximately two carats, to a gold shank. Bezel 2.9 cm by 1.4cm. Finger size: 7 Weight: 5.8 gr

Of round outline, the central stone weighing approximately 1cts, it is bordered by nine smaller stones weighing approximately 0,90cts, claw set in silver and gold. Weight: 6.4gr. Siz...

The long marquise-shaped panel pavé set with collet set foiled back rose-cut diamonds, between flared shoulders, panel length 3cm, ring size 7 1/4

Beautiful Sapphire and Rose Cut Diamond Cluster Ring with ornate gallery setting made to order. Ring has a romantic antique feel about it with i...

A beautiful diamond cluster ring, made of 17 rose cut diamonds against a foil back, with a collet setting of sterling silver in an 18 karat yellow gold ornate band...