Rich in color and antique elegance, this striking Victorian ring dates to circa 1880–1900 and features a beautifully saturated round-cut rhodolite garnet at its center, flanked by four vivid green garnet doublets. The combination of deep raspberry and verdant green offers a romantic palette typical of late 19th-century jewel tones—both bold and refined.
Crafted in 12k gold, the setting showcases delicate prongs and fine detail work that reflect the craftsmanship of the era. The face of the ring measures approximately 0.4 inches (10mm) from north to south, offering a graceful, low-profile presence on the hand.
Currently a size 8, the ring can be resized for an additional charge. The gold has been tested to confirm a solid 12k composition. All stones are securely set and exhibit vibrant color and clarity. The ring is in very good antique condition.
