The Antique Victorian 18ct Gold Sapphire And Diamond Ring

This neat ring, circa the Victorian era, holds a sparkling old-cut diamond at its heart, set in a geometric, square setting. The diamond is lively and bright, sparkling away as the centrepiece of this stunningly classic design. The diamond is flanked by deep blue sapphires on either side, cushion-shaped and shining beautifully. The gemstones complement each other well, a much-loved combination for a reason. Three-stone rings like this one were popular in the Victorian era, allowing multiple gems to be shown off to their true potential.

The flat, level settings of the stones in this piece, alongside the clean, classic design of the band, make this a fantastic ring to wear alongside other rings. The central diamond and pops of colour would make a fantastic engagement ring, or alternatively a brilliant wedding band for those wanting extra sparkle. A ring like this is great for daily wear, fantastic for commemorating an occasion, or a wonderful antique addition to your jewellery box or daily ring stack.

The head of the ring is framed by delicate, lined detailing on either side. The chevron patterns of the engraving on the shoulders point you once more to the sparkling stones, highlighting their beauty once more. On one side, the engraving is slightly more worn, a testament to a ring that has been well-loved and survived its years of wear and care. From the engraving, the ring slims into a plain yellow gold band, stamped for 18ct. The 18ct stamp that lies inside the band of the ring remains crisp and clear, indicating the high carat metal of the piece, a sign of high-quality craftsmanship.