Edwardian Sapphire & Diamond Solitaire Ring regency period When worn the stones cover

When worn the stones cover pretty much the entireity of one half of the finger

Width of bands: 2

miles of training preparation with no sound of music save that of their own singing and whistling’

set with pearls and gold stars on black enamel

Edwardian Sapphire & Diamond Solitaire Ring regency period When worn the stones coverDATE: Edwardian, c. 1910 A stunning Edwardian period solitaire ring set with a blue violet sapphire and diamond shoulder accents. Its beautifully proportioned, and crafted in 18 karat gold with the platinum claws and settings typically found in jewellery of the era. The principal stone is a lab grown sapphire, with colour akin to those mined in Sri Lanka (Ceylon). The term lab grown means that its a real sapphire in terms of mineral make up corundum