Victorian, 18ct Gold, Natural Pearl Three-Stone Ring

    Description

    Freshwater pearl ring, late 19th century. Natural pearls are found in a number of different species of molluscs, and while the most famous varieties are found in our oceans, freshwater pearls have also been sourced for centuries in rivers and lakes around the world. Among the most famous examples of these are the rare and protected Scottish river pearls, which were favoured by Victorian jewellers working in the Arts and Crafts style, such as Archibald Knox, who designed the famed ‘Cymric’ jewels for Liberty. This ring is set with a beautifully matched trio of natural freshwater half-pearls of characteristic silvery lustre, their bases showing the concentric growth rings revealing their natural origins. A beautiful and simple design, comfortable on the hand, perfect for occasional wear.

     

     

    Place Of Origin

    Italy

    Stone Type

    Pearl: Accompanied by GCS report no. 81287-78, stating that the three half-pearls measuring approximately 7.0-7.8mm diameter are natural, freshwater, with no indications of treatment.

    Setting Dimensions

    Height of setting: 6mm
    Width of setting at front: 21mm x 8.5mm

    Metal Type

    18 carat gold

    Date Of Manufacture

    1870 - 1890

    Period Of Manufacture

    Victorian

    Condition

    Very good

    Signs Of Wear

    Wear commensurate with age

    Band Size

    UK K ½ / US 5.5 (complimentary re-size available)

    Weight

    3.68 grams (gross)

    Victorian, 18ct Gold, Natural Pearl Three-Stone Ring

      Product form

      SKU: ARB-409

      £2,500

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      Description

      Freshwater pearl ring, late 19th century. Natural pearls are found in a number of different species of molluscs, and while the most famous varieties are found in our oceans, freshwater pearls have also been sourced for centuries in rivers and lakes around the world. Among the most famous examples of these are the rare and protected Scottish river pearls, which were favoured by Victorian jewellers working in the Arts and Crafts style, such as Archibald Knox, who designed the famed ‘Cymric’ jewels for Liberty. This ring is set with a beautifully matched trio of natural freshwater half-pearls of characteristic silvery lustre, their bases showing the concentric growth rings revealing their natural origins. A beautiful and simple design, comfortable on the hand, perfect for occasional wear.

       

       

      Place Of Origin

      Italy

      Stone Type

      Pearl: Accompanied by GCS report no. 81287-78, stating that the three half-pearls measuring approximately 7.0-7.8mm diameter are natural, freshwater, with no indications of treatment.

      Setting Dimensions

      Height of setting: 6mm
      Width of setting at front: 21mm x 8.5mm

      Metal Type

      18 carat gold

      Date Of Manufacture

      1870 - 1890

      Period Of Manufacture

      Victorian

      Condition

      Very good

      Signs Of Wear

      Wear commensurate with age

      Band Size

      UK K ½ / US 5.5 (complimentary re-size available)

      Weight

      3.68 grams (gross)

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