Vintage, 1940s three-stone diamond ring Edwardian

Vintage, 1940s three-stone diamond ring EdwardianHistory Place Of Origin: United Kingdom. Date Period: Circa 1940. The Stones Total diamond weight: 0. 10ct The Band Metal Composition: 18ct yellow gold. Hallmarks: marked '18ct' indicating 18ct yellow gold, '1949' dating the ring and also marked with an indistinct maker's mark that we were not able to make out The Ring Overall Front Head Dimensions: Length 6mm; Width 8mm Height of setting: 3mm General Wear: Excellent; wear commensurate with age.

G' makers mark for Bert Gordon registered in Birmingham from 1923 until 1982

Principal 'old-cut' diamond weight: 1ct assessed as - clarity: VS1/VS2

The diamonds that encircle the emerald amount to an estimated total weight of 0

The gallery pierced platinum displays a scrolling motif

with the rich blue central sapphire surrounded by an arrangement of cushion-shaped diamonds

Beryl weight: 3

Mediterranean coral has been of particular importance to European jewellery history

46ct (estimated total)

The art deco period has inspired this ring’s unique shape

6mm (not including diamond shoulders)

Reminiscent of a daisy flower

14 carat gold