A refined antique diamond cluster ring – the hallmarks are rubbed so it’s hard to give it a precise date but judging by the construction and style we’d date it from the Edwardian to early Art Deco period. The ring is crafted in 18ct yellow gold with a contrasting platinum cluster head. The ring is centred with an old-cut diamond, surrounded by a halo of smaller old-cut diamonds, all set within a classic white metal mount that enhances the stones’ soft, period sparkle.
The diamonds display the broad faceting and gentle brilliance typical of early cuts, giving the ring excellent presence without excessive flash. The central diamond shows a warm, slightly yellowish sparkle, adding character and individuality. Lightly pierced shoulders and an elevated cluster head are characteristic of Edwardian design, allowing light to pass through the stones while keeping the profile elegant and comfortable to wear.
The hallmarks remain visible but are rubbed, consistent with age. Offered in good antique condition, with light wear commensurate with over a century of use.
Details:
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Era: Edwardian to Early Art Deco (circa 1905–1920)
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Metal: 18ct Gold with Platinum setting
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Gemstones: Old-cut diamonds
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Ring Size: UK O / US 7.75
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Weight: Approx. 3.06g
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Condition: Good antique condition with light age-related wear




