A fabulous Edwardian diamond and pearl cluster ring.
 
This beautiful ring has a large pearl (untested assumed natural) to the centre within a fine diamond set border. The head of the ring is intricately made with the pearl in a gold cradle which is very unusual.  
 
The ring has gold tapered shoulders with carved detailing to each side and is open to the reverse. The diamonds are all finely mounted in platinum with a milgrain edge typical of the Edwardian era.
 
This beautiful ring is delicate by the nature of the pearl and the design and as such we would not recommend it for heavy everyday wear.  It would have been designed originally as a 'dress' ring for more occasional use.
 
The ring is in wonderful condition.
 
Era: Edwardian, 1901 - 1920
Measurements: Total diamond weight estimated 0.7 carats
Pearl 8 mm diameter - pinkish ivory in colour with a good lustre.  Untested but assumed natural saltwater due to its shape and the nature of the ring.
Head of ring 13.2mm in width.
Ring Size:  This ring can be resized by our goldsmith with some limitations due to the design at no extra cost
Hallmarks: Unmarked - tests 18ct gold and platinum