Antique, Edwardian tinted coloured diamond three-stone ring red

Antique, Edwardian tinted coloured diamond three-stone ring redProvenance Originating from the United Kingdom, this piece dates to circa 1910, during the Edwardian era. While diamond three stone rings from this period are not uncommon, there is truly nothing quite like this example. By modern standards, diamonds are often valued for their whiteness and perfection. Yet here, it is the individuality the so called flaws that make this ring exceptional. Each of the three diamonds is entirely distinct, displaying

Surrounding the blue gemstone is a cluster of ten round-cut diamonds

flanked by a rare pair of unusually long and well-matched baguette diamonds

A beautiful blend of deep greens and blues

Principal diamond weight: 025ct

Date Period: Circa 1810

Cushion-cut Red Zircon: deep crimson tones and superb transparency

Two baguette-cuts

There is a refined open gallery below with chenier detail and millegrain edges that leads to a solid gold collet with circular back-holing

20cts total

when the soft intricacies of the Edwardian era were beginning to give way to the clean symmetry and structure of the emerging Art Deco movement

no damage to the setting or any of the diamonds

blue-purple colour change sapphire