Edwardian, 18ct gold, Burmese red spinel and diamond ring Burma

Edwardian, 18ct gold, Burmese red spinel and diamond ring BurmaThis ring is sold, sorry. See similar rings: Metal: gold rings Gems: diamond rings Type of ring: Edwardian rings Colour: red rings Edwardian, red spinel and diamond ring, circa 1900. Set to centre a vivid cushion cut red spinel further set with two old cut diamonds in a beautifully simple yellow gold setting. Spinels are extraordinary gemstones, for many years they have been associated, and even mistaken, for rubies. For example, at the time of their

reduced the likelihood of damage

is covered in approximately 4 carats of brilliant-cut diamonds spaced by ingenious faceted settings

This veneer of silver naturally blackens over time

originating from Burma

Date Of Manufacture 1920 - 1925 Period Of Manufacture Art Deco Condition Very good Signs Of Wear Very minor wear to mount commensurate with age

The pearl is a rare size its colour is captivating

Height of setting 5mm

particularly in the millegrained settings of the diamonds

circa 1880

Height of setting 11

Three rubies approximately 1

safely set with claws fully covering each stone