Rare Georgian 15 Carat Gold Foiled Back Rock Crystal Solitaire Ring

A superb and rather rare Georgian era stack ring. Solid 15 carat gold shank and undercage with a silver head setting. Set with nine natural, rose cut diamonds set into a closed, fo...

A striking Art Deco period ring. Circa 1930. Solid 9 caray gold example. Designed with a single, large, oval shaped moonstone in six double claw setting. 8...

A superb and rather rare Georgian era cluster ring. Solid 18 carat yellow gold and silver head setting. The panel head to measure 15mm x 16mm. Designed with many old mine cut diamon...

A superb Jade solitaire statement ring. Solid 18 carat yellow gold example. Designed with a single, oval shaped natural jade in multi claw setting. A large single stone. 16mm x 24mm ...

A superb Georgian period ring. c1760. Designed with nine natural rose cut diamonds set into a foiled closed back. 10.5mm x 9.5mm cluster head. 15...

A stunning Opal solitaire ring from c1890. Solid 18 carat yellow gold shank with scroll pattern to shoulders. Designed with a natural, marquise shaped opal in a multi claw setting. 6...

Aston Estate Jewelry Presents: An original Georgian period cabochon cut foil backed garnet mourning ring. Centered by a rectangular cabochon cut vivid red garnet, and framed by hand...

Crafted of gold testing around 18K, with silver collets holding the diamonds, the ring features a rectangular table cut rock crystal backed by green foil to the center, flanked by super chunky rose cut diamonds. In wonderful condition, this ring dates to the late 1700's to the early 1800's. While the rock crystal shows some surface wear (mostly seen under magnification), the green foil still has wonderful glow that changes as you move the ring to different angles in the light. Measuring approximately 6.2 x 5.5 mm, the crystal is still held securely in its gold bezel. The foil also shows wear when viewed with magnification, but much of it remains and shows beautifully. The rayed ring "butt" is in very good condition. The two old rose cut diamonds create lovely contrast with their pretty sparkle. Very chunky with a high dome, they measure approximately 4.6 x 3.2 and 4.6 x 3.5 mm, respectively, including their silver settings. They remain in very good condition with no damage; I see a few tiny inclusions in one diamond with magnification, otherwise they are very clean. There is a little warmth to their color due to their closed back (likely foiled) settings. The silver collets show a little expected wear, but also remain in good condition for their age. Dainty and elegant on the hand, the face of the ring measures approximately 14.8 x 5.5 mm, with an approximate 4.34 mm rise off the finger. Tapering very slightly, the band measures approximately 2.4 mm at the shoulders and approximately 1.51 mm at the very back and is a bit oval in shape. There are no hallmarks, which is to be expected. On my scale the ring weighs 1.97 grams. Smaller on a mandrel due to its shape, the ring fits me like a size 5.25, though might fit you a little differently depending upon the shape of your finger/knuckles. It could be sized up or down within reason by a skilled jeweler with experience in antique jewelry. Please note that foiled jewelry...

A Georgian gold and oval foiled-back citrine ring featuring the martyrdom of Christ with two mourners, with fluted undergallery and split shoulders accented with leaf motifs, in 18k....

A rare 1.15 IGI Certified Vivid Green Emerald from Tanzania is set along with 0.84 carats of white diamond. The ring is certified by IGI and the emerald has Minor oil. The details o...

The Hedda Ring, lovingly crafted in 15 carat gold evokes an era of courtship and betrothal. With an interlaced band rising towards a sparkling Old Cut diamond, she is a subtle yet de...

0.15 CTW A marquise-cut solitaire diamond ring with a bezel setting creates the ideal ring for daily use. The gold color and gold karat of this ring are also customizable. This ring ...