A lovely Victorian ring, just our style: broad, high karat gold, a low rise profile, sparkling old diamonds, and a pop of colour. A minimalist face with a simple rectangular border around the stones is softened on each shoulder with a swirling and dotted design carved into the gold. The verdant emeralds are perfectly complemented by the yellow gold, the effect feels warm and hopeful like a vast green field on a sunny spring day.

Please remember that emeralds are not compatible with alcohols, sanitizers, or other chemical cleaners.

Good antique condition, with wear to gold and stones in line with age and use. Evidence of past resizing, one side emerald likely a replacement. Centre emerald depth greater than the band, so the culet pokes through.

Details:
• 18k yellow gold with British hallmarks for Birmingham 1897 (maker's mark lost in past resizing)
• Size 5.75 (approximately, slightly out of round) - due to culet, recommend a slightly looser fit; can be resized within one size either direction
• Three oval/cushion natural emeralds (approximately 1.00 carat total weight), four old cut diamonds
• Face of ring measures 5.8mm wide, 16mm across, with a rise of 2.3mm (including culet); back of band measures 1.9mm wide and 0.7mm thick
• 3.5g