Antique, Edwardian diamond daisy cluster ring 1920s

Antique, Edwardian diamond daisy cluster ring 1920sProvenance Originating from the United Kingdom, this fine ring dates to circa 1900, the Edwardian era. The slightly larger outer diamonds are set in a rubover platinum setting, while the central diamond is claw set The Stones Total Diamond weight: 0. 70ct Diamonds: seven transition cut diamonds, multigrain set in platinum The Band Metal Composition: 18ct yellow gold and platinum Hallmarks: marked '18CT' indicating 18ct yellow gold. Further marked with

to give it a hyper-realistic appearance from every angle

5mm / Front Head 5

Principle ruby size: Length 4

with the same proportions as the modern brilliant-cut

- All other diamonds matching and original to the ring

this quintessentially Tiffany ring will never go out of style

Date Period: Circa 1902

a Birmingham-based manufacturing jewellers since 1824

"Tourmaline is capable of producing arguably the widest range of colours in the world of gems

Aquamarine: 4ct (estimated)

Under The design is a classic cluster with touches of Edwardian inspiration

Directly above and below are two further old mine-cut diamonds