Beautiful Antique Art Nouveau Diamond 18ct Gold `Crossover` Trilogy Ring.

This nicely made ring dates from the early Edwardian era, Circa 1900 to 1910.

Manufactured in 18ct gold and silver, the shank is 18ct yellow gold and the settings are in silver; this was normal practice during this period.
It is composed of 3 large old European cut diamonds across the head of the ring in a crossover style band; the design has an Art Nouveau feel about it. It would make a very pretty engagement ring.
The diamonds taper in size from the centre and have a estimated total carat weight of 1.65 carats; all are set to rubover settings and have an attractive pierced gallery.
It really makes a statement on the finger.
The diamonds are white, and bright - a few carbon inclusions as you find in these older rings, appraised colour I/J, clarity Si2/I1

We believe that the finest old European cut diamonds carry a unique character and charm, unparalleled against their modern counterparts.
Genuine period rings of this condition are scarce now.
A great ring to wear as an engagement or anniversary ring.

Principal diamond measures 5.8mm in diameter.
Outer diamonds measure 4.7mm in diameter.
Diamonds have a combined carat weight of 1.65 carats

The head of the ring measures approx. 8.2mm in width tapering to a 2.3mm wide shank - it really makes a statement on the finger.

Weight 3.9g.

Stamped '18ct'.

The ring size is currently M 1/2 (UK Scale) or 6 1/4 (US Size) but can be modified free of charge in our own comprehensive workshops.

Overall a highly collectible and wearable piece of genuine antique jewellery.

CONDITION: Overall very good, with some light wear commensurate with age.
This is an antique item, making it excellent value for your money compared to a new equivalent.
The settings are in good condition and can be worn every day (with respect). It has been professionally cleaned in our workshop.