A soulful, Victorian-era, cluster ring, modeled in silver and 14k yellow gold, whose seven OMC diamonds come together in the form of a flower. The chunky, old mine cutdiamonds that make up the petals of this flower are setin silver collects, which are reinforced with trios of petal-like prongs— ridge-like silver spaces also "compartmentalize" these diamonds. The ring's central .30 carat diamond is held in a full bezel.The ring'stapering, half-round shank is modeled in 14k yellow gold, and small, hand-sawn, delicately-engravedleaves decorate its split shoulders. Its gallery is further engraved with floral motifs. This ring has lived. Its diamonds are not perfectly matched— some of them are flawed or included, while others are quite clean. They are all hand-cut, with big, open culets, small tables, and charming off-round shapes. They face up white to slightly silver, and sparkle beautifully. CTW is approx 1.14 carats. We love this old darling, and her slightly rough beauty!
Materials
14k gold
Silver
Diamond
Age
c. 1850
Size
US 5 1/2.This ring can be resized;to add resizing to your order (up to US8 and down to US 4), visit our services section.
Dimensions
Ring face measures approx 12.33 x 12.83 mm; shank measures approx 5.4 mm at the shoulder and tapers to approx 1.7 mm at the base; rise is approx 5 mm; central diamond measures approx 4.1 mm (weight is approx .30 carats); accent diamonds measure approx 3.1 - 3.6 mm (weight varies butaverages .14 carats, each).
