A dainty kite shaped setting, adorned with an eccentric display of nine round-cut diamonds, each one bearing its own unique display of colour, mostly browns and faint yellows. The natural diamonds emit a soft brilliance and sparkle elegantly within their grain-settings. This is an unusual yet elegant choice for an engagement ring, suitable for someone who has an appreciation for antiquated treasures like this one. Tested 18ct yellow gold, circa 1905.

History

• Place Of Origin: United Kingdom.
• Date Period: Circa 1905, Edwardian.

The stones

• Largest diamond weight: 0.10ct (each).
• Largest diamond size: Length 3mm; Width 3mm; Depth 1.7mm (each).
• Smallest diamond weight: 0.05ct (each).
• Smallest diamond size: Length 2.5mm; Width 2.5mm; Depth 1.3mm (each).
• Total diamond weight: 0.60ct .

Band

• Metal Composition: 18ct yellow gold and platinum.
• Hallmarks: marked with 'PLAT' and '18ct'
• Band Size: UK P 1/2 / US 7.75.
• Resizing: Single complimentary re-size available. This ring can easily be re-sized up or down to any size.

The ring overall

• Front Head Dimensions: Length 11.6mm; Width 9.6mm; Height of setting 3.7mm
  
• General Wear: Excellent; wear commensurate with age.
• Condition: All stones secure. Safely set within the settings, claws fully covering each one. No damage to the setting. No scratches, cracks or chips to the diamonds, recently polished.