Antique, Edwardian five-stone diamond ring engagement

Antique, Edwardian five-stone diamond ring engagementThis ring is sold, sorry. See similar rings: Metal: yellow gold rings Gems: diamond rings Era: Edwardian rings History Place Of Origin: United Kingdom. Date Period: Circa 1905, Edwardian. The stones Largest diamond weight: 0. 17ct Largest diamond size: Length 3. 2mm; Width 3. 2mm; Depth 2. 6mm Total diamond weight: 0. 35ct Band Metal Composition: 18ct yellow gold and platinum. Hallmarks: marked '18ct' indicating 18ct yellow gold and 'AM' maker's mark

Hallmarks: marked with '18ct' indicating 18ct gold and an indistinct maker's mark 'HWLd' for Henry Williamson Ltd established in 1865 in Coventry and active throughout the 1900s

Cutting through the gold band is a diagonal segment set in white gold and framed on either side with a yellow-gold feature that is fashioned in the form of a rope

with excellent clarity

Set to centre a 17

Tourmaline is an absolutely wonderful stone to reaffirm one's roots and remain grounded

A great statement ring

It looks elegant and chic when worn

Made in the 1950s this vintage cluster ring is set to centre with a rubellite tourmaline with the most gorgeous crimson undertones

Date Period: Circa 1899

indicate 18ct yellow gold and trace the ring back to the Birmingham assay office

'PLAT' and 'HS' makers mark

Round-cut diamonds: all lively and matching