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1.10 Carat Edwardian Diamond Engagement Ring

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10-1-5745

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ABOUT THIS RING

A gorgeous and glistening 1.10 carat European-cut diamond graces the top of this exquisite, original platinum and diamond Edwardian engagement ring - circa 1915 - 1920s. The bright and beautiful diamond is presented in high profile above an intricately ornamented hand-pierced pedestal and between gracefully tapered diamond-set shoulders. A precious, enduring and thoroughly feminine antique jewel.

Details

Materials:
Platinum
Current Ring Size:
6 1/2 Most rings can be resized up or down one size unless noted and sometimes more.
Length:
3/8"
Gram Weight:
3.5 grams
Period:
Edwardian
Gemstone Details Gemstone Details

1 European Cut Diamond

Carat Weight:
1.10 carat Because mountings prohibit full and accurate observation of gem quality and weight, all data pertaining to mounted gems can be considered as approximate unless accompanied by an independent laboratory certificate (AGL, EGL, GIA). Unless otherwise stated, all colored stones and pearls are assumed to be subject to a relatively stable and possibly undetected color and/or clarity enhancement.
Measurements:
6.77 x 6.86 x 3.87 mm
Color:
H
Clarity:
SI1

6 Round Cut Diamonds

Carat Weight:
0.15 carat Because mountings prohibit full and accurate observation of gem quality and weight, all data pertaining to mounted gems can be considered as approximate unless accompanied by an independent laboratory certificate (AGL, EGL, GIA). Unless otherwise stated, all colored stones and pearls are assumed to be subject to a relatively stable and possibly undetected color and/or clarity enhancement.
Measurements:
1.80 mm
Color:
I-J
Clarity:
VS2
Total Diamond Carat Weight:
1.25

About Edwardian Jewelry

Edwardians took the dark beauty of Victorian jewelry and dyed it platinum blonde. Light and airy filigree, worked with intricate millegrain and detailed designs in that durable metal, was liberally set with the “white” stones—pearls and diamonds chief among them. The Victorians’ sense of whimsy and beloved yellow gold didn’t disappear completely, though, even as the Edwardian era made way for the further-streamlined Art Deco.

Jewelry Care

As with anything of value, especially sentimental value, taking good care of your vintage and antique jewelry from Lang will enhance its beauty and extend its lifespan. We encourage you to have your jewelry checked and cleaned by us or by your trusted local jeweler every six months, to ensure that each piece is in good wearable condition with all gemstones in place. It’s not uncommon for stones to loosen over time, and it’s much easier to tighten a loose stone than to replace a lost one! As stated in our Repair Policy, we strongly recommend that you allow us to perform any repairs, since our jewelers are specialists in restoring vintage and antique jewelry.

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