This spectacular emerald and diamond ring from the Victorian (ca1880s)era is a real beauty! The silver topped 18kt gold ring holds a stunning 7.00ct emerald cabochon in a bezel setting at the center, which is smoothly polished and has a luscious vivid green color. The extraordinary center stone exhibits excellent transparency and has only minor clarity enhancements (F1). Surrounding the emerald is a sparkling halo of rose cut diamonds set in sterling silver, the perfect complement to the gemstone center! The diamonds weigh approximately 0.50ctw combined and are bead set in a scalloped border. Completing the design is a fine gold framework below the centerpiece and cathedral style shoulders that extend to a simple and smooth band. Stamped inside the shank is "18ct." Accompanying the ring is a Emerald Origin Report (#2235178915) from the Gemological Institute of America, dated February 2024. When worn, the ring makes a prominent statement and is simply breathtaking. It would look wonderful worn on special occasions, or would make a unique gemstone engagement ring!
Measurements: The ring has a finger size 8, but could easily be resized up or down as desired. The emerald and diamond centerpiece measures 5/8" tall, 1/2" wide, and rests about 3/8" above the finger when worn.
Condition: The overall condition of the ring is excellent. Besides normal surface wear, there is no apparent damage to the gold setting or to the emerald and diamonds. All of the stones are intact and securely set.
