An elegant Belle Époque 18k gold ring dating from circa 1890–1910, featuring a sparkling arrangement of diamonds. At its center is a 0.61 ct old European cut diamond (I color, SI2 clarity), complemented by four fancy pinkish-brown diamonds with a combined weight of 0.52 ct. The total carat weight for all stones is 1.33 ct. The contrast between bright white and softly tinted diamonds adds depth and visual interest, reflecting the refined, delicate aesthetic of the period.
The ring’s face measures approximately 1.1 inches by 0.6 inches, creating a striking yet balanced presence on the hand. It weighs 4.66 grams and remains in excellent antique condition, with all stones secure and details well preserved.
Currently a size 6.25, the ring can be professionally resized for an additional fee.
Gemstones have been identified using Raman spectroscopy, a non-destructive method that provides a precise chemical fingerprint to confirm authenticity. The gold has been verified through XRF (X-ray fluorescence) analysis and traditional jeweler’s acid testing, confirming solid 18k gold construction.
