Antique, Edwardian cabochon ruby & diamond ring orange

Antique, Edwardian cabochon ruby & diamond ring orangeNestled in the centre of this unique diamond arrangement is a captivating cabochon cut ruby. During the middle ages the most common cut was the cabochon, with a convex upper surface, these stones were far from anything technical in the art of gemstone cutting. These stones were usually coloured stones, such as garnet, amethyst, or more scarcely, sapphire or ruby. Displaying magenta and pink tones, this sweet like gemstone, offers a welcome pop of

Garnet size: Length 9

Quartz cat’s eye: Approx

30 carat old transitional-cut diamonds

demonstrating superb craftsmanship

Signed ‘CHAUMET’ and French Hallmarks for platinum

Front Head 16mm x 16mm | Height of setting 11

vivacious character in your life

17 carats)

Minor clarity enhancement (assessed by our GIA qualified gemologist)

Most notably popularised in recent history as the choice of engagement ring for both Princess Diana and Kate Middleton

the colour is magnificent

machine-like style that art deco adopted towards the mid 1930s in Europe