Victorian, 18ct Gold, Cabochon Garnet and Natural Pearl Ring

    Description

    "Garnets are found in a number of varieties around the world, but perhaps their most famous examples are the deep red varieties of pyrope-almandine garnets. These were most notably found in the region of Bohemia, which is the modern-day Czech Republic, and the region’s jewels became widely popular, densely set with a multitude of these deep red stones, shining like pomegranate seeds. Larger garnets like this were often cut en cabochon, and some have slightly concave bases, or are even foil-backed to help the light find its way more easily through the deep red. This beautiful example, with its characteristically rich colour, is flanked by a pair of pure natural pearls and accented with tiny glints of rose-cut diamonds, all offset by an opulent yellow gold mount with scrolled galleries. A truly luxurious example of Victorian jewellery design."





     Why I love it...

     

    “ This garnet has such depth of colour and is sitting pretty next to those milky pearls - amazing!

     

    - Sammy, Founder



    Place of Origin:
    United Kingdom

    Stone Type:
    Pearls, Diamonds & Garnet (3.8cts calculated)

    Setting Dimensions:
    Height 4.5mm / Front 19mm x 11.7mm / Garnet 11.5mm x 8.5mm x 3.7mm

    Metal Type:
    18ct Yellow Gold

    Manufacture Date & Period:
    1850-1895 / Victorian

    Condition & Wear:
    Very good / Minor wear commensurate with age

    Band Size:
    UK M / US 6.25 (complimentary re-size available)

    Weight:
    5.04g (gross)

    Victorian, 18ct Gold, Cabochon Garnet and Natural Pearl Ring

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      SKU: ARB-455

      £1,250

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      Description

      "Garnets are found in a number of varieties around the world, but perhaps their most famous examples are the deep red varieties of pyrope-almandine garnets. These were most notably found in the region of Bohemia, which is the modern-day Czech Republic, and the region’s jewels became widely popular, densely set with a multitude of these deep red stones, shining like pomegranate seeds. Larger garnets like this were often cut en cabochon, and some have slightly concave bases, or are even foil-backed to help the light find its way more easily through the deep red. This beautiful example, with its characteristically rich colour, is flanked by a pair of pure natural pearls and accented with tiny glints of rose-cut diamonds, all offset by an opulent yellow gold mount with scrolled galleries. A truly luxurious example of Victorian jewellery design."





       Why I love it...

       

      “ This garnet has such depth of colour and is sitting pretty next to those milky pearls - amazing!

       

      - Sammy, Founder



      Place of Origin:
      United Kingdom

      Stone Type:
      Pearls, Diamonds & Garnet (3.8cts calculated)

      Setting Dimensions:
      Height 4.5mm / Front 19mm x 11.7mm / Garnet 11.5mm x 8.5mm x 3.7mm

      Metal Type:
      18ct Yellow Gold

      Manufacture Date & Period:
      1850-1895 / Victorian

      Condition & Wear:
      Very good / Minor wear commensurate with age

      Band Size:
      UK M / US 6.25 (complimentary re-size available)

      Weight:
      5.04g (gross)

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