The Victorian Antique XII Diamond Engagement Ring

This Victorian ring's principal old European cut diamond is surrounded by 11 smaller diamonds. All held in an ornate claw setting, which lifts the rings up, allowing for plenty of light to help the diamonds sparkle. The shoulders join to a slim band, making for a ring that is one of a kind.

This 19th century ring has a principal diamond of approximately 0.95 carat (6.0 mm - 5.9 mm) which is old European cut this in combination with the 11 diamonds encircling the principal diamond, the total calculated carat is 1.56. The diamonds appear bright and eye clear, all with a clarity of SI. The ring is stamped 18Ct and has a maker's mark reading C&C and tests as 18ct yellow gold, with part of the setting testing as platinum.

At around a century and a half old this ring is in good condition and has been well cared for throughout its history.

Size L UK/AU, 5½ US/CA, 51¾ FR/RU, 16 DE

This ring includes an independent jewellery assessment report completed by SafeGuard, part of the AnchorCert Group of the Assay Office of Birmingham. The certificate is included with your purchase and a scanned copy can be seen in the image gallery above.