Edwardian 0.65ct Diamond Cluster Ring, c.1910

This one of a kind ring dates back to the Edwardian era and features a central diamond weighing 0.65 carat. It is claw set within platinum claws, allowing the colour to shine. It is estimated as H-I in colour and VS1 in clarity. All the surrounding diamonds match in quality, but vary in weights. The old cut diamond just below the centre diamond weighs 0.40 carat and the two adjacent either side 0.20 carat each. The shining diamonds at the top of the ring each weigh 0.10 carat. The rest of the setting work is made in 18 carat rose gold, which is uncommon in Edwardian jewellery, so this piece is rare.