A charming late Victorian 15ct gold cluster ring, beautifully set with natural split pearls and rose-cut diamonds.
The central circular cluster is arranged with creamy natural split pearls interspersed with small rose-cut diamonds, creating a delicate floral effect. Further rose-cut diamonds are set into attractive shaped shoulders on either side, adding a lovely touch of sparkle while retaining the wonderfully romantic character of the period.
The ring is fully hallmarked for 15ct gold, Birmingham 1891, giving it a firm date to the late Victorian era.
The cluster measures approximately 9mm in diameter and the ring is a UK finger size M. Weight 1.8g
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A beautiful and increasingly scarce late Victorian ring, combining natural split pearls, rose-cut diamonds and warm 15ct gold. Dating to 1891, this delicate ring is now approximately 135 years old and should be worn with appropriate care. Due to its age, fine construction and natural pearl setting, it is not recommended for everyday wear, but would make a wonderful piece for occasional wear or an antique jewellery collection.
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