$ 10,000.00
This is an unusually striking piece, poised somewhere between tradition and singularity. While its overall silhouette evokes the familiar low-set belcher, this example presents a far more refined architecture. The openwork basket is crowned by intermittent spires, lending a sense of lift and lightness, while finely chased shoulderwork adds visual intricacy without overwhelming the form.
The result is a design that balances delicacy and structure. It is a ring distinguished not only by its rarity, but by the clarity of its craftsmanship.
It also pops like whoa on the finger.
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Period: c. 1890s, late Victorian
Material: approx. 12K-14K gold
Dimensions: the top of the ring measures approx. 9.60 mm north to south; the ring stands 4.00 mm tall above the finger — this is a very low-profile piece given the considerable finger coverage
Size: 7 (free sizing — contact us for more info)
Diamond: weighed 1.41 carat Old European Cut diamond with aprox. J color and VS1 clarity; diamond assessed in its mounting by a GIA GD—grades are approximate and determined as mounting permits
Item Q4107
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