Edwardian 18ct Gold Seed Pearl, Sapphire & Diamond Flower Ring, Birmingham 1903

Beautifully capturing the elegance of the Edwardian period, this antique 18ct gold flower ring was hallmarked in Birmingham in 1903 and showcases a timeless floral cluster design.
 
At its centre sits an old-cut diamond surrounded by six lustrous split seed pearls, creating a delicate flower motif. The shoulders are each set with a natural cornflower blue sapphire, providing a striking contrast against the warm yellow gold and adding further refinement to the design.
 
The finely engraved shoulders and graceful proportions demonstrate the quality craftsmanship associated with the period, while the charming combination of pearls, sapphires and diamond gives the ring a soft yet sophisticated appearance.
 
Whether chosen for everyday wear, as an unusual engagement ring or simply as an elegant addition to an antique jewellery collection, this beautiful Edwardian ring remains as wearable today as it was more than a century ago.
 
Specifications
 
Hallmarked Birmingham 1903
Solid 18ct Gold
Six split seed pearls
Old-cut diamond centre
Two natural cornflower blue sapphires
Ring Size Q½
Head approximately 8mm
Head depth approximately 3mm
Band width approximately 2.5mm
Weight approximately 3g
 
Please note: Any jewellery box featured in the photographs is for display purposes only. Your ring will be supplied in a new presentation gift box, carefully packaged for safe delivery.
 
Dispatched by Royal Mail Special Delivery, fully tracked and insured within the UK.
 
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