SOLD: Early Victorian garnet and natural pearl ring, circa 1845
$656.60
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A lovely almandine garnet and natural pearl ring from about 1845, in a rosy nine-carat gold mount. It’s a closed setting, as was common.
The garnet’s pinky hue and flat cut also help to place it in the early Victorian period.
The ring isn’t marked for gold content. This was common at the time. Until the 1870s most rings weren’t hallmarked – then marking was sporadic until 1973.
It’s finely engraved all over the gold back and sides. The crimped settings are also typical of early 19th-century jewellery.
FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING, FREE RESIZING IF NEEDED
• Handmade in nine-carat rose gold, unmarked
• Flat-cut almandine garnet, surrounded by six natural pearls
• Size approximately 6 3/4 or N, but easily resized free of charge
Face of ring measures 17.6mm pearl to pearl
• Weight is 2 grams
• In excellent antique condition
I’d be very happy to send more information and images.
Note: the other rings are for sale separately. Please get in touch if you’d like information about any of them.
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