Edwardian Platinum Engagement Ring with 1.62 Carat Old European Cut Center Diamond

SKU: 1866203676
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When people talk about "old world charm," these are the vibes they mean.

Most likely cut in the mid to late-1800s, the European Cut diamond at the center of this ring is chunky, brilliant, and brimming with personality. Set in a bezel—the most secure way to set a stone—it's accented by a symphonic mix of filigree, openwork, accent diamonds, and engraving. Generously sized but by no means "gaudy," it's rare to find a natural, antique diamond this size in an original Edwardian setting for under $10,000.

The Details
Period
Edwardian (1901–1915)
Metal
Platinum
Main Stone(s)
1 Old European Cut Diamond (approx. 1.62 carats, O-P color, SI2 clarity, Good Polish, Very Good Symmetry, medium blue fluorescence, 7.2 - 7.4 x 4.62 mm)
Accent Stone(s)
18 Old Mine Cut and Swiss Cut Diamonds (approx. 0.40 carat total, F-G color, VS2-I1 clarity, 1.2 - 2.2 mm)
Ring Size
6.5Need another size? Ask us whether this ring can be sized. More about sizing
The Scale
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