Victorian Ruby Cross Ring in 14k Rose Gold with Enamel and Diamonds, Circa 1860
This magnificent and substantial Victorian era ring, dating to around 1860, is a stunning example of period craftsmanship and symbolic design. At its center, a vivid ruby cross is set against a pristine field of white enamel, framed by a vibrant border of deep blue enamel. Radiating outward are sparkling rose cut diamonds arranged in a starburst pattern, adding brilliance and dimensionality to this devotional masterpiece.
The ring is handcrafted in warm 14k rose gold, with a bold and architectural profile that rises 0.4 inches off the finger. The face of the ring measures an impressive 1.3 inches tall by 1 inch wide—an exceptional scale for a Victorian piece, perfectly suited for a collector or statement jewelry lover.
Currently a size 6.5, this ring can be resized upon request (additional fee applies). It remains in excellent condition, with beautifully preserved enamel and stones.
