Antique, Edwardian red spinel & diamond cluster engagement ring dainty

Antique, Edwardian red spinel & diamond cluster engagement ring daintyProvenance Original to c. 1905, this Edwardian cluster ring is a very refined example of the era's exceptional craftsmanship. Set to centre with an incredible natural, unheated red spinel that has an incredibly rich clairet colour with striking raspberry red undertones which glimmer deep within the stone as its turned under light. Its elongated oval cut is elegantly proportioned, offering a graceful and flattering presence on the hand. It's clarity is

Platinum and Iridium

this is a surprisingly wearable antique ring

while the secondary citrines are 0

Ruby: Approx

The ring is finished with a pierced gallery and open back-holing

Centre set step-cut emerald flanked by two old-cut diamonds in a simple platinum setting

their sparkle contrasted with the clean

Please note

a display of true Victorian craftsmanship

The name ‘demantoid’ means ‘diamond-like’

the band adds a sophisticated touch and is extremely comfortable to wear on the finger

It has been masterfully set with two pear-cut diamonds in a handmade setting crafted in our workshop from recycled gold