Antique Georgian Flat-Cut Garnet Diamond Cluster Ring

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 ...

This is an unusual large Georgian diamond cluster ring. The ring is in a triangular shape and features a negative space in the centre and is surrounded by nine rose cut diamonds vary...

Here we have a wonderful example of Georgian craftsmanship. This multi-layered cluster ring features an oval shaped rose cut diamond at the centre which is circulated by a slightly s...

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...

Here we have a charming cluster ring originally dating back to the Georgian period. A quartet of rounded natural pearls dominate the face with an array of almandine garnets neatly ne...

This lovely antique cluster ring dates to around 1800 and was made in either Southern Germany or Italy. In the middle of the ring head lies a red garnet, surrounded by a cluster of 8 rose cut white topaz stones in rubover silver settings. The flower head cluster design is typical of late 18th to early 19th century regional European jewellery. As expected with this type of ring, the central raised gold setting of the garnet is fixed to the ring with a cut-down rivet which is visible on the smooth and domed underside of the bezel. The trifurcated shoulders lead to a reeded shank which is stamped with two old hallmarks. This elegant and rosy hued gold ring sits fairly flat on the finger to allow for frequent wear and is without doubt a particularly rare surviving example of its kind. UK ring size V...