A fine Edwardian opal and diamond ring crafted in solid 18ct gold and fully hallmarked in Birmingham for 1902. The ring is set with a beautifully proportioned central oval opal displaying vivid flashes of green and blue, flanked by two further opals of matching character. Between the opals sit four old-cut diamonds, adding soft brilliance and contrast to the glowing opals.
The stones are set in delicately scalloped gold collets, a hallmark of Edwardian craftsmanship, allowing light to enter the opals and diamonds while keeping the profile elegant and wearable. The shoulders taper gently into a polished gold shank, giving the ring excellent balance on the hand.
A particularly attractive and well-preserved example of early 20th-century jewellery, combining strong colour, fine materials, and classic Edwardian design.
Details
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Era: Edwardian
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Year: 1902
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Assay Office: Birmingham
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Metal: Solid 18ct gold
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Stones: Natural opals & old-cut diamonds
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Ring size: UK Q¾ / USA 8–9
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Weight: 4.66g
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Condition: Very good antique condition








