French Belle Epoque Certificated Unheated Burma Ruby and Diamond Cluster Ring feed-condition-used

French Belle Epoque Certificated Unheated Burma Ruby and Diamond Cluster Ring feed-condition-usedThis is the one of the finest ruby rings we have ever seen. The stone, which is a natural un heated Burma ruby , is very clear and full of fire. The fine diamonds and exquisite workmanship add up to make this an ideal engagement ring, or simply a magnificent addition to fine jewellery collection. It sits low on the finger. It comes with GCS certificate dated 06. 09. 2019, to state it is a natural unheated, ruby of Burma origin weighing 0. 80 carats.

the horseshoe became the ultimate symbol for luck and protection from evil and negative energy

During the 17th century

This ring is very much genderless - and

They are fully hallmarked for 9ct gold and were made in Birmingham in 1949

The Art Deco era is almost defined by striking designs in black and white

The centre diamond is 0

It boasts meticulous workmanship and measures 52cm in length

and this example would make a delightful engagement ring

A lovely example of a Victorian silver Scottish agate bracelet

set with five well matched bright white old European cut diamonds within a marquise shaped setting

We love the way this brings the glittering early twentieth century to life

The trend of wearing elephant hair jewellery began in the early 1970s