Edwardian Emerald and Diamond ring

The Story & History

A superb EdwardianEdwardian jewellery refers to jewellery made during the reign of King Edward VII, from 1901 to 1910. The period was relatively short but is recognised for its elegant, refined designs... More emerald and diamond ring, dating to circa 1905 and set in platinum. At its centre is a magnificent 1.5-carat step-cut emerald, distinguished by its exceptional colour and framed by a graceful surround of antique-cut diamonds.

The combination of vivid emerald and the cool brilliance of platinum is quintessentially Edwardian, creating a jewel of considerable elegance and character.

Design & Details

The ring is centred on a 1.5-carat step-cut emerald, chosen for its superb colour, and surrounded by a halo of old-cutOld European Cut is an antique style of diamond cutting that became popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly from around the 1890s through the 1930s. It... More diamonds. The step-cut facets of the emerald give the centre stone a sophisticated, architectural appearance, while the surrounding diamonds provide a lively contrast.

Set in platinum, the design has the refined proportions and understated luxury associated with the finest jewellery of the Edwardian period.

Styling & Wearability

An exceptionally elegant dress ring, combining the rich green of the emerald with the sparkle of antique-cut diamonds. The classic proportions make it equally suited to formal occasions or as a distinctive everyday jewel for the collector of fine antique jewellery.