An exquisite Georgian-era ring dating to early 1800s, hand-crafted in 14kt gold with silver-topped accents.
At its center lies a vibrant oval garnet (setting measures 10 x 8 mm) in a crimped closed bezel, complete with a period foil backing and a strikingly engraved rayed backplate on the reverse. The garnet is flanked by split shoulders adorned with stylized foliate motifs and accent rose-cut diamonds set in silver. A remarkably complete testament to the romanticism and fine metalwork of the Georgian era.
Details & Specifications:
Period: Georgian (Circa 1810s)
Origin: European
Metal: 14kt Gold with Silver-topped accents
Central Gemstone: Natural Garnet in a closed, foil-backed setting (foiled back)
Accent Gemstones: Natural Rose-Cut Diamonds
Craftsmanship details: Engraved sunburst/rayed closed backplate, delicate foliate split shoulders
Head Dimensions: Center setting approx. 10.0 mm x 8.0 mm
Total Weight: 1.42 g
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Actual ring size: US 5.75, UK L, EU 51, inner diameter ~16.2 mm
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