"Bohemian Garnet" describes jewelry from the late 19th century that has characteristics like this ring: deep red garnets in multiples - usually rose cuts - set in silver with minimal metal showing. Bohemia, an area that later became Czechoslovakia, was the source of this jewelry style and the stones. The Victorians found Bohemian garnet jewelry to have a dark, mysterious, "Eastern" vibe. When Russian women wore them at the Vienna Congress after the fall of Napoleon in 1815, the Western European elite picked up on the trend.