Georgian Citrine Four-Stone Ring

Georgian Citrine Four-Stone RingGorgeous and unusual Georgian ring set with four citrine cabochons. It features graduated gold bead detailing to the shoulders and around the contours of the head, and a fine double band. Four stone rings are somewhat uncommon with odd numbers usually favoured in a design context; anything from interiors, to jewellery, to gardens etc. the golden rule is typically threes, fives, sevens. It's something to do with visual interest being created by forcing

Louis Cartier)

Marks: Stamped

9mm) and brilliant cut diamonds

and the stones are bordered in fine millegrain

The Staffordshire manufacturer Mintons claimed to have first created the medium in order to simulate the appearance of the white marble favoured by sculptors since the Greek archaic period

28ct Old European Cut Diamond (E/F colour

Stones: Hessonite garnet

Striking Art Deco cluster ring with step cut rubies arranged around a central old mine cut diamond

in that way that Victorian pieces very occasionally are

Textured twigs and branches intertwine to form a nest around the gemstone: a bottle-green tourmaline that's cut to mimic ripples on a pool

circa 1935

They come with a fitted leather presentation box