Antique Diamond Conversion Ring of 14k Gold and Silver

Steeped in nearly two centuries of history, this exquisite ring features a jewel from the early 19th century, originally part of an antique pin (circa 1830-1840). The top showcases a luminous cluster of closed-back rose cut diamonds set in silver, a hallmark of Georgian-era craftsmanship. Our jeweler has thoughtfully transformed the piece for modern wear by adding a 14k yellow gold mounting, creating a timeless fusion of antique artistry and contemporary elegance.

The face of the ring measures 0.75 inches by 0.65 inches wide, making it a bold yet wearable statement piece. The metal content has been verified through XRF (X-ray fluorescence) analysis and traditional jeweler’s acid testing, confirming its authenticity and quality.

Good antique condition with a few tiny chips to the diamonds, visible only under magnification — a gentle testament to its age and history. The ring is currently a size 6 and can be resized for an additional charge.

A rare and romantic example of early 19th-century jewelry, this piece brings the charm and character of the Georgian era to a modern fine jewelry collection.

Materials: 14k gold, Silver, Diamond.