Late Victorian 2.30 Carat Five Stone Old Cut Diamond Ring, c.1900s

This stunning example of a late Victorian era five stone diamond ring dates from the first years of the twentieth century.

Most five stone rings from this period are completely or primarily comprised of 18 carat yellow gold, but this one is rendered entirely in platinum with all of the beautiful scrollwork and handcarving that makes these rings a perennial favourite.

This antique jewel is set with five graduating old cut diamonds, graded to a VS clarity and totalling 2.30 carats, arranged shoulder to shoulder and accented at their corners in consummate Victorian era fashion by tiny rose cut diamonds.