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High-quality gemstones are often found in English jewelry during the Victorian era.

Queen Victoria  reigned in England as Queen from 1837-1901. From 1876, she also bore the title "Empress of India".

From this point onwards, the British Empire was able to use the trade routes to bring precious gemstones from the Indian subcontinent to England

Subcontinent to England. Sapphires, emeralds, rubies and even large diamonds came to England by sea.

Once on the island, the goldsmiths in London and other major cities in England eagerly turned the precious gemstones into wonderful pieces of jewelry

were eagerly processed into wonderful pieces of jewelry.

This precious ruby and diamond ring was also created during this time.

The three red-pink rubies alternately sparkle with the two white diamonds.

The late Victorian ring is crafted in high-quality 18-karat yellow gold and hallmarked with 18 CT and other hallmarks. 

You will receive this piece of jewelry ready for a gift with expertise.

Provenance: England 1890/1900

Material: 18-karat yellow gold with rubies and old-cut diamonds,  

Carat details in set condition:

Diamonds:           2 x 0.12 carat  = 0.24 Carat 

Total diamonds = 0.24 carat 

Rubies:             1 x 0.18 carat  = 0.18 carat

                    2 x 0.14 carat  = 0.28 carat

Total rubies:      0.46 carat 

Dimensions in cm: Ring head: 1.6 x 0.4 Current ring size: 52 

We will be happy to alter the ring to your desired size on request.

However, an exchange is no longer possible afterwards!

You will receive our jewelry ready for gifting with jewelry expertise.