An enchanting late 19th-century Victorian masterpiece, this rare cocktail ring exemplifies the regal gothic and Neo-Renaissance revival aesthetic of the era.
Hand-crafted with an 18K yellow gold band and a ornate silver-topped setting, the face features a mesmerizing, intricate openwork lattice designed in a stylized quatrefoil blossom motif. At its center rests a vibrant natural cabochon cut emerald, anchored by a warm gold collet and framed by four natural rose-cut diamonds set in fine oxidized silver settings that enhance their soft, historic romantic brilliance.
The 18K yellow gold shoulders feature delicate hand-engraved scrolling leaf details, leading to a comfortable polished band.
Weighing 4.4 grams with a finger size of EU 53, this piece showcases remarkable historic craftsmanship with authentic silver oxidation and rich gemstone character.
A standout heirloom addition for discerning collectors of Victorian multi-tone gold and silver fine jewelry.
Specifications & Details
• Era: Late Victorian / Turn-of-the-Century (Circa 1890s–1910s)
• Design: Openwork Quatrefoil Lattice Statement Ring
• Metals: Solid 18K Yellow Gold with Silver-Topped Face (Acid/XRF Tested)
• Center Gemstone: 1 Natural Cabochon Cut Emerald
• Side Gemstones: 4 Natural Rose-Cut Diamonds
• Ring Size: EU 53 (approx. US 6.5 / UK M1/2)
• Total Weight: 4.4 grams
• Condition: Antique Excellent. Beautiful historic silver patina with minor authentic wear consistent with age; center emerald remains firmly set with strong saturation.
