Description
Natural saltwater pearl and diamond ring, early 20th century. This cluster ring is set with a natural pearl of excellent quality, regular in shape, and displaying an ideal smooth and lustrous nacre surface. Diamonds and pearls were overwhelmingly the most popular combination of jewels in the Belle Époque (circa 1900-1914), the delicate glow of the pearl’s surface perfectly offsetting the bright gleam of the diamond facets. This cluster ring perfectly embodies this delicate and refined aesthetic in a wearable and timeless jewel, perfect for a special occasion.

Place Of Origin |
Europe / Purchased in Germany |
Stone Type |
Pearl: Accompanied by GCS report no. 80237-80; stating that the pearl is natural, saltwater, with cream body colour and very good lustre Diamonds: Approx. 0.45 carats total
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Stone Dimensions
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Pearl: 8.7-8.8mm x 9.3mm Height of setting: 11mm Dimensions of setting at front: 13mm x 13mm
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Metal Type |
14 carat white gold
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Marks |
'585' for 14 carat white gold and '7BB' (stamped)
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Date Of Manufacture |
First half 20th century |
Period Of Manufacture |
Belle Époque |
Condition |
Very good
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Signs Of Wear |
Very minor wear commensurate with age
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Band Size |
UK L / US 5.75 (complimentary re-size available)
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Weight |
3.89 grams (gross)
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