This stunning, fine and impressive diamond jewellery set consists of a ring and a pair of earrings, each crafted in 18ct yellow gold.
The impressive antique ring is ornamented with a stunning feature claw set 0.75ct Old European round cut diamond.
The symmetrical, curvilinear setting is embellished with two further claw set Old European cut diamonds in a vertical formation, flanked with swept borders of forty pavé set diamonds in a combination of Dutch and eight cuts.
The pierced decorated sides of the ring are each ornamented with a further claw set Old European cut diamond, accented with an organic fanned plique-a-jour design.
The broad, swept ring setting conjoins with a plain hallmarked segmented ring shank.
The impressive antique earrings each bear a central organic plique-à-jour design to the centre, surmounted with a crescent shaped arrangement of claw set diamonds, in a combination of Old European and eight cuts.
Each earring is further embellished with a feature claw set Old European round cut diamond to the articulating terminal, completing the design.
The antique earrings each secure to the reverse with a hinged fastening.
This beautifully crafted 19th century jewellery set is hallmarked with two French import marks for gold (owl) to the hooks and the ring bears the same mark to the side of the shank; each piece has been independently tested using state of the art technology (Niton XL2 Analyzer) and verified as 18 carat gold.
This impressive antique jewellery set is supplied with an IDGL diamond grading report certificate for the feature stone, in addition to an IDGL diamond grading report card for the supporting stones.
This antique enamel and diamond jewellery set is a rare and romantic gift, perfectly suited to life's most meaningful occasions - whether a milestone birthday, an anniversary or a treasured bridal keepsake.
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Date: Circa 1890
