Throughout history, pearls have been one of the most coveted of all gemstones. In the centuries upon centuries before the invention of the cultured pearl, these organic gemstones were extraordinarily rare and highly prized. In the Georgian period, a strand of pearls of matched color and size could command a greater price than jewels set with diamonds, rubies, or emeralds. This Victorian era ring was made at a more egalitarian time in history and could have been worn by anyone who could afford to buy it. The ring features three luminous split pearls set within diamond shaped frames.
thedetails
- Materials
14k gold (tests), 2 3.7mm split pearls, 1 4.5mm split pearl
- Age
c. 1880
- Condition
Very good - surface wear commensurate with age and use
- Size
8.25, can be slightly resized; 6.5mm head, 2.8mm shank
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Aboutthe
VictorianEra
1837 — 1901
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Antiques can be returned unworn and in original condition within 10 days of delivery for an exchange or refund minus the cost of shipping. Once a piece has been altered, including ring re-sizing, it is FINAL SALE.