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"In the late 19th and early 20th century, jewellers perfected the art of the five stone ring. This shows off all these advances, with a sequence of five well-matched and nicely graduated antique circular-cut diamonds, the gaps between them enhanced by glittering rose-cut diamonds. A lovely diamond ring and an extremely versatile design - perfect as a , or just adding an antique touch to any ring stack."
Place of Origin:
***
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Stone Type:
Diamonds
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Setting Dimensions:
Height *** / Front ***
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Metal Type:
18ct Yellow Gold
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Manufacture Date & Period:
*** / Edwardian
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Condition & Wear:
Very good / Minor wear commensurate with age
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Band Size:
*** (complimentary re-size available)
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Weight:
*** (gross)
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What does my gemstone mean?
Diamond
The durability and robustness of a diamond awards it connotations with impenetrable strength. The clarity and luminosity of a diamond also grant it associations with the kind of lightness and sparkle we want to attract into both our personal and romantic lives. Notable and high standing figures throughout history have adorned themselves in diamonds as a sign of prestige and power as well as in the hope that this resilient and perennial stone will inspire strength and clear thinking.
