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

This stunning five stone ring dates back to the Victorian era and has a combined carat weight of 2.30 carat. Three of the stones which are central, each weigh 0.60 carat, whilst the two on either outer edge weigh 0.25 carat. Expertly set in between of the feature stones, are small rose cut diamonds which add to the character of the ring. The diamonds have an estimated colour grade of F-G and clarity VS2-SI1 and have been perfectly claw set using refined platinum claws. The true craftsmanship of this ring shines through in the magnificent carved shank. The detailing of the metal work is delicate and elegant, and another typical feature of the 1900s. This is made of 18 carat yellow gold.