A stunning ring from the late Edwardian period, c1910s. The ring is made from solid 18ct gold, marked on the inside of the shank and is a classic trilogy style. At the centre is a deep green/blue sapphire with an overall appearance resembling a deep green tourmaline. This sapphire exhibits some classic inclusions for this gemstone when viewed through a loupe indicating that it is likely a natural stone. This is claw set and flanked by two yellow sapphires. These also exhibit a subtle green undertone. The combination of the colours is very unusual and this is the reason this ring is so appealing in my opinion. It certainly has a ‘je ne sais quoi’ about it!
Details:
Materials - 18ct Gold (marked), Sapphires
Age - Late Edwardian
Size - The central sapphire measures approx 9mm by 7mm. Yellow sapphires approx 5mm in diameter. Setting measures a total 17.8mm across the finger.
Ring Size - UK Q US 8 ¼ This ring could be resized
Condition - Excellent. Gemstone facets look sharp with minimal nibbling, visible only through magnification and noted for accuracy
Weight - 3.7g
A stunning ring from the late Edwardian period, c1910s. The ring is made from solid 18ct gold, marked on the inside of the shank and is a classic trilogy style. At the centre is a deep green/blue sapphire with an overall appearance resembling a deep green tourmaline. This sapphire exhibits some classic inclusions for this gemstone when viewed through a loupe indicating that it is likely a natural stone. This is claw set and flanked by two yellow sapphires. These also exhibit a subtle green undertone. The combination of the colours is very unusual and this is the reason this ring is so appealing in my opinion. It certainly has a ‘je ne sais quoi’ about it!
Details:
Materials - 18ct Gold (marked), Sapphires
Age - Late Edwardian
Size - The central sapphire measures approx 9mm by 7mm. Yellow sapphires approx 5mm in diameter. Setting measures a total 17.8mm across the finger.
Ring Size - UK Q US 8 ¼ This ring could be resized
Condition - Excellent. Gemstone facets look sharp with minimal nibbling, visible only through magnification and noted for accuracy
Weight - 3.7g
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