This exceptional late 19th-century navette ring is a true collector’s piece. Its elongated silhouette, one of the most elegant shapes of the Victorian and Belle Époque era, was designed to refine and lengthen the line of the finger — a timeless symbol of sophistication.

The surface shimmers with a tightly pavéed composition of hand-cut antique diamonds. Their glow is warm, atmospheric, and unmistakably historic. Together, they create the impression of a star-filled night sky, a luminous constellation that moves with every gesture. This is the kind of radiance only old-cut diamonds can deliver.

Set in silver to enhance brilliance and paired with a warm 585 rose gold shank, the ring features an intricate openwork gallery — a mark of true craftsmanship and a detail highly coveted among connoisseurs. On the hand, it becomes a statement piece: bold, feminine, and undeniably luxurious.

A rare and powerful jewel for someone who collects not trends, but icons.

Details:

Era: Late 19th century

Metal: 585 rose gold & silver

Center Stone: Old-cut diamond approx. 0.49 ct

Additional Diamonds: 22 old-cut diamonds totaling approx. 2.31 ct

Total Diamond Weight: Approx. 2.80 ct

Size: 52

Dimensions: Approx. 3.0 cm × 1.1 cm

Weight: Approx. 4.26 g

Note: 

All measurements and weights were taken in their settings, where indicated. The assessment was carried out by an independent GIA-certified gemologist. Measurements and weights may therefore vary slightly. The photos are part of the description. Please note that this is an antique piece and may show minor signs of age and wear.