Georgian Garnet Cabochon Ring

Georgian Garnet Cabochon RingA George III period single stone ring with a distinct Arts and Crafts y vibe. Built around a vivid, blood red garnet cabochon, the ring itself is formed from two lengths of gold wire fused together and parting at the head to envelop the bezel set stone and embellished with little curls at each shoulder. The stone is set over foil which reflects the light back out, brightening and accentuating its rich colour. Era: Georgian, circa 1830 Ring size: M or

Charming antique trilogy ring set with three glistening rose cut diamonds

34ct total calculated weight

featuring a scattering of moonstones along a 9 carat gold chain

minimalist aesthetic

A signet ring designed by Lost Owl

21ct Old European Cut Diamonds (E-VS1 approx

meaning that specific colouring metals (chromium and vanadium) were passed through an extremely hot oxyhydrogen flame along with powdered aluminium oxide

interwoven strips of 18ct yellow gold to evoke the golden sunshine messengers of the spring

of such ancient examples would also be engraved

Triangular drops with serpent motifs dangle beneath half-moon tops decorated with concentric ridges

The head houses a bright white diamond

Georgian split ring in 9ct gold with chased foliate details