A spectacular antique Edwardian diamond daisy cluster ring from the early 1900s, showcasing a stunning old European-cut diamond bezel set in the centre, haloed by nine smaller old-cut petals around the outside. All the diamonds are extremely bright and full of life. The centre stone weighs approx. 1.2ct on its own, with chunky 0.20ct diamonds surrounding (approx. 3ct total).  

Diamonds are truly a stone of perfection, desired for their rarity, durability and exceptional sparkle that is second to none. Their superior qualities have made them the ultimate symbol of love across the ages with their strength and ceaseless fire representing eternal love and devotion. 

The piece is a union of 18ct white gold and platinum, with pierced workmanship around the sides and split shoulders leading into the band. It would make a magnificent antique engagement ring, with a breath-taking collection of natural diamonds on show that are guaranteed to dazzle and impress wherever they go. 

We recommend you insure for £12,300. We can provide a written Valuation on completion of the sale.  

WEIGHT: 6.7 grams 

SIZE: M (UK), 6 ¼ (US) – Our service is free of charge and takes approx. 1-2 weeks. Please request your size at checkout.

MEASURES: Gallery Height 15mm x Width 15mm x Depth 7mm – Band Width 1.5mm

METAL: Platinum/ 18ct Gold (Stamped) 

STONES: Diamonds (Centre 6 x 6mm, 1.2ct – Outer 4 x 4mm, 0.20ct each – approx. 3ct total)  

DIAMOND CLARITY: SI 1/2 –  I/J colour

AGE: Edwardian. (Circa 1910) 

MARKS: 18ct/ Plat stamps 

CONDITION: Excellent, commensurate with age 

ITEM NUMBER: AJ1057 

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