This striking antique ring dates to the Late Victorian era (circa 1880–1900) and embodies the opulent elegance characteristic of the period. At its center sits a larger old mine cut diamond, surrounded by seven additional old mine cut diamonds in a classic cluster (entourage) setting—an iconic design motif of the late 19th century.

The diamonds display the distinctive, lively fire typical of historic old cuts, whose more open faceting creates a soft, almost velvety sparkle. The compact, slightly elevated head gives the ring a strong presence, while the finely crafted gallery reflects the high level of craftsmanship found in Victorian goldsmithing.

Crafted in 18ct yellow gold, the ring is entirely in keeping with Late Victorian taste, which emphasized value, symbolism, and enduring beauty. An authentic piece full of character—ideal for collectors and lovers of antique diamond rings and historical design.

Details:

Era: Late Victorian, circa 1880–1900

Diamonds: 8 old mine cut diamonds

Total diamond weight: approx. 1.95 ct

Color: H–I

Clarity: I1

Metal: 18ct Gold

Ring size: 55.5

Total weight: 4.62 g

Note:

The photos form part of the description. Please note that this is an antique piece and may show signs of age and wear. 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.