Antique Victorian Diamond Solitaire

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    • A stunning antique Victorian diamond solitaire ring, circa 1900.

      The ring is crafted in 18K gold and set with a dazzling old cut diamond, approximately 0.6cts. It is bezel set in an open-backed mount which smoothly tapers towards the back. The stone has a fantastic bright white colour with excellent clarity and a large open culet, allowing it to sparkle marvellously.

      UK ring size P, US size 7.75


      The ring weighs a good 6.95 grams. It is unmarked but tests as 18K gold.   


      Despite being over 110 years old, the ring remains in superb condition and has a beautifully silky feel on the finger from years of wear! Upon loupe magnification there is evidence of a past historic resizing. The bezel measures 5mm wide at the back

    A stunning antique Victorian diamond solitaire ring, circa 1900.

    The ring is crafted in 18K gold and set with a dazzling old cut diamond, approximately 0.6cts. It is bezel set in an open-backed mount which smoothly tapers towards the back. The stone has a fantastic bright white colour with excellent clarity and a large open culet, allowing it to sparkle marvellously.

    UK ring size P, US size 7.75


    The ring weighs a good 6.95 grams. It is unmarked but tests as 18K gold.   


    Despite being over 110 years old, the ring remains in superb condition and has a beautifully silky feel on the finger from years of wear! Upon loupe magnification there is evidence of a past historic resizing. The bezel measures 5mm wide at the back

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