Victorian (1837–1901) · Rings
An antique ring in low-karat gold, featuring a 3.50-carat unheated Ceylon sapphire and diamonds.
5 950 €
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Description
An unheated 3.50-carat Ceylon sapphire crowns this Victorian-era ring. The main stone, an oval cut, reveals a clear blue hue. It is accompanied by rose-cut diamonds carefully distributed across the entire ring head. Crafted in low-carat gold and silver, the mounting takes the form of a flower corolla with delicately scalloped petals. The central sapphire rests in a gold bezel setting, while the silver plate, worked in relief, accommodates the rose-cut diamonds that enhance the botanical design. This jewel weighs 5.7 g and its finger size is 56. Resizing is offered to perfectly adjust the ring to your hand. During the Victorian period, spanning from 1837 to 1901, jewellery aesthetics gave a prominent place to forms inspired by nature. The combination of gold and silver was then very common for setting diamonds and creating sculptural floral motifs.
Specifications
The stone
- Stone
- Sapphire
- Cut
- Oval
- Weight
- 3.5 ctEstimated
- Nature
- Natural
- Treatment
- Untreated
- Stone provenance
- Sri Lanka (Ceylon)
- Secondary stones
- Adorned with rose-cut diamonds.
The jewel
- Materials
- Gold-silver
- Weight
- 5.7 g
- Ring size
- 56
- Resizing
- Always complimentary, subject to technical feasibility: some antique pieces or settings cannot be modified without risk to the jewel, so each request is assessed case by case by our workshop. A jewel resized or engraved at your request is considered personalised under article L.221-28 3° of the French Consumer Code and is no longer eligible for withdrawal.
Provenance & era
- Era
- Victorian (1837–1901)