Victorian Diamond & Enamel Ring portraits circa 1830
Description
circa 1830
It was established by Abraham Williamson in the latter half of the 19th century and passed down the family for at least a couple generations
most likely Dutch due to it's two principal design motifs: windmills and ships
on a GIA as internally flawless (IF clarity) and I colour
The cherub is finely enamelled and slightly domed to exaggerate its 3D appearance
Victorian Diamond & Enamel Ring portraits circa 1830DATE: Victorian, c. 1880 A sweet antique ring set with eleven rose cut diamonds, diagonally set with glossy waves of powder blue enamel sweeping across the band. The band is crafted in 15k gold and dates from the late Victorian period, circa 1880. STONES Rose Cut Diamonds MEASUREMENTS Width of band: 1. 7mm Rise off finger: 2. 5mm WEIGHT 2. 1g MARKS No marks present, tests as 15k gold CONDITION Excellent, enamel is in great condition
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