Rose Gold Cluster Rings

Antique Georgian ring featuring rose cut diamonds. The diamonds are light grey set into a scalloped traditional setting. The wide 9ct rose gold b...

A charming antique Georgian Amethyst paste and hairwork mourning ring. A beautiful Georgian piece in a nice design. The face has a halo of deep purple 'Amethyst' paste stones framing...

This truly gorgeous antique ring was crafted during the Georgian era from solid 18k gold with a silver top. It features a lovely flower cluster design set with a, GIA certified, natural fancy light yellow diamond at its center. This gorgeous center diamond has an old mine oval cut and displays a beautiful lemon yellow color with incredible shine due to its brilliant cutting style. It is surrounded by a halo of 12 old mine cut diamonds with an additional 2 at the sides, that wonderfully complement the solitaire and add fiery effects for a glamorous touch. This ring remains in all original condition with patina preserved in which gives the gold its wonderful rosy yellow appearance. With its elegant design and fine quality stones this ring is guaranteed to impress and make a special statement! It remains in excellent condition and comes with the original GIA certification for the center stone! Enjoy :) --Stone(s):-- (1) Natural Genuine Diamond - Old Mine Oval Cut - Multi Claw-Prong Set - Fancy Light Yellow Color - SI1 Clarity - 0.48ct (exact - certified) ** See Certification Details Below For More Info ** (14) Natural Genuine Diamonds - Old Mine Cut - Fishtail Prong Set - G/H Color - SI1/I1 Clarity - 0.35ctw (approx.) Total Carat Weight: 0.83ctw (approx.) Material: Solid 18k Rosy Yellow Gold w/ Solid Silver Top Weight: 2.47 Grams Ring Size: 6.0 (We can custom size this ring. Please contact us prior to purchase for sizing inquiries.) Ring Width: 9.55mm (0.37") (at the halo - north to south) - 1.70mm (bottom of the shank) Ring Height: 5.90mm rise off the finger Condition: Antique, all original Georgian era ring...

A charming antique Georgian rose cut diamond navette shaped ring. This ring has obviously had quite a life and it is showing some scars and wear but if you can look past its flaws y...

One fantastic diamond cluster ring. 15 carat rose gold example with silver head setting. Set with many natural rose cut diamonds. Total spread approx 2.00 carats. 21mm diameter panel...

Antique 18th Century Chrysolite Chrysoberyl Cocktail Ring in Silver Gilt and Rose Gold, Portugal, c. 1780. This rare Portuguese jewel is designed as a moval (mix of marquise/navette and oval) shape cluster ring pave-set throughout with old-cut yellowish-green chrysoberyl gemstones in close-back silver gilt, further embellished with a rose gold beaded border, to a rose gold closed undercarriage which leads to a tapering rose gold shank. This ring is a genuine and original Georgian piece and should not be confused for a later conversion. Finger size: 56 (EU), but can be sized up or down. Dimensions: 4.0 x 3.2 cm. Gross weight: 11.1g. These rings are the epitome of the late 18th century fashion amongst the Portuguese high society. Everything is phenomenal, from their elegance and design variety, excellence of execution and assembling, and even the cutting and setting of these Brazilian gemstones which seem to be elegantly assembled independently from the golden bead frame surrounding them. For similar Portuguese/Iberian Georgian chrysoberyl rings, see d'Orey, Leonor, "Five Centuries of Jewellery", permanent exhibition of the National Museum of Ancient Art, Lisbon, Zwemmer Publishers Limited, 1995, pages 78 and 89. For similar Portuguese/Iberian Georgian chrysoberyl rings, see Scarisbrick, Diana, “The S. J. Phillips Collection of Jewels of Portugal”, London, Sotheby’s, S.J.Phillips, 2017, pages 44 and 54. In the Iberian (Portuguese and Spanish) antiques world, “crisólita” is a very popular gemstone. This late-18th century misnomer in Portugal and Brasil, also referred to as “oriental chrysolite”, corresponds to greenish-yellow chrysoberyl, a mineral that was named after its transparency and colour, from the Greek “chrysos” (meaning “gold”) and "berullos" (meaning “transparency”). This gemstone became very popular in Portuguese and Brazilian jewellery on the last third of the 1700s gaining even more importance in the early 1800s, following the discovery of significant quantities of fine gem quality material in Minas Gerais, Brazil, particularly in the Minas Novas...

A Georgian mourning ring, the glazed oval plaque securing a lock of plaited hair within a rose-cut diamond surround, the reverse engraved "Franc...

A Georgian period mourning cluster ring. 18 carat rose gold example. A large circular head. Attractive lilac purple colour to centre. Surrounded by two rows of white and black enamel...

A stunning true Georgian era cluster ring. c1800. SIZE ; R UK, 8 3/4 US, sizeable Designed in 15 carat rose gold throughout. Set with pear, round and oval shaped flat and rose cut ga...

A very fine late Georgian period flower shaped Diamond and 15ct Gold cluster ring. C1820. SIZE ; G UK, 3 1/2 US and sizeable Designed with nine natural rose cut diamonds to form a ce...

A genuine Georgian period ring. SIZE ; N UK, 6 3/4 US Designed with three rows of stones. Five vibrant green paste stones to the centre with a row of round flat cut garnets above and below. All in closed back settings. 19mm x 8mm cluster head. CONDITION ; All original. Clean shank, antique solder...

A genuine George III period cluster ring. SIZE ; N 1/2 UK, 7 US Modelled in 15 carat rose gold and a silver head setting typical of the period. The rose cut pear shaped diamond to me...