A charming Late Victorian ring crafted in 14kt gold with silver-topped settings, showcasing a naturalistic botanical design.
The central motif features a delicate flower cluster surrounded by cascading leaves and vines set with 16 old-cut and rose-cut diamonds (totaling approx. 0.35–0.40 ctw). The floral setting gracefully transitions into a finely hand-engraved gold shank with leaf patterns that flow around the sides of the band. A poetic example of late 19th-century nature-inspired jewelry craftsmanship.
Specifications:
Period: Late Victorian (Circa 1880s–1890s)
Metal: 14kt Gold with Silver-topped settings (tested, unmarked)
Gemstones: 16 Natural Old Cut Diamonds and Rose Cut Diamonds (approx. 0.35–0.40 ctw combined)
Design Details: Asymmetrical floral spray plaque, leaf-engraved shoulders and shank
Head Dimensions: 8 mm (North-South height) x 15 mm (East-West span across diamonds)
Crown Profile Height: 4 mm (from the finger)
Total Weight: 1.80 g
Free Resizing
Actual ring size: US 6.5, UK M, EU 53, inner diameter ~16.9 mm
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