Victorian 18kt/Sterling Moonstone, Ruby + Rose Cut Diamond Cluster Ring
A unique ring from the Victorian (ca1880s) era! Crafted in rosy 18kt yellow gold, this ring adorns a luminous white moonstone cabochon in prong settings. The oval-shaped stone has a gentle flash, its smooth, milky hue contrasting beautifully against the glinting Rose Cut diamond and ruby cluster. The rubies and diamonds rest in prong settings, and the lush pink rubies add a wonderful, eye-catching accent! The ring's shoulders each feature a lovely foliate detail before tapering at the back. A gorgeous ring, it would be a wonderful addition to a Victorian collection!
Measurements: The ring fits a finger size of 7.5 but can easily be resized. The centerpiece measures nearly 13/16" tall, slightly more than 5/8" wide, and rests 3/8" above the finger when worn.
Condition: The ring is in excellent condition. Besides normal surface wear, there is no apparent damage to the gold and sterling setting. The moonstone is intact and securely set. There is minor surface wear to the rubies and diamonds, typical of a Victorian-era piece but they are all securely set.
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A unique ring from the Victorian (ca1880s) era! Crafted in rosy 18kt yellow gold, this ring adorns a luminous white moonstone cabochon in prong settings. The oval-shaped stone has a gentle flash, its smooth, milky hue contrasting beautifully against the glinting Rose Cut diamond and ruby cluster. The rubies and diamonds rest in prong settings, and the lush pink rubies add a wonderful, eye-catching accent! The ring's shoulders each feature a lovely foliate detail before tapering at the back. A gorgeous ring, it would be a wonderful addition to a Victorian collection!
Measurements: The ring fits a finger size of 7.5 but can easily be resized. The centerpiece measures nearly 13/16" tall, slightly more than 5/8" wide, and rests 3/8" above the finger when worn.
Condition: The ring is in excellent condition. Besides normal surface wear, there is no apparent damage to the gold and sterling setting. The moonstone is intact and securely set. There is minor surface wear to the rubies and diamonds, typical of a Victorian-era piece but they are all securely set.
