Late Victorian 9ct Gold Split Pearl and Diamond Cluster Ring feed-agegroup-adult The most typical Edwardian jewellery

The most typical Edwardian jewellery incorporated a lavish profusion of pearls and diamonds usually set in platinum

this highly collectible piece is a must-have for any discerning maritime collector or for someone called Elizabeth

Since the reign of Queen Victoria in the 19th century

9ct Rose Gold Prince of Wales Rope Chain 16"/40cm (Width 1

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Late Victorian 9ct Gold Split Pearl and Diamond Cluster Ring feed-agegroup-adult The most typical Edwardian jewelleryThis beautiful Late Victorian ring dates to the 1860s and features a classic cluster design of creamy split pearls surrounding a central old mine cut diamond. The diamond has a slight pinkish hue. It is all set in 9ct gold. A fine example of 19th century romantic jewellery, the ring exhibits traces of mercury gildinga technique used during the period to give gold a richer, brighter finish. Mercury gilding, also known as fire gilding, involved applying