Edwardian Flush Set Diamond Band

Edwardian Flush Set Diamond BandBeautiful Edwardian gold band featuring a row of 5 bright diamonds, graduated in size. The stones, set flush with the band, are complimented by delicately sculpted shoulders and a flat band in an excellent example of the elegant refinement we see from the Edwardians. English hallmarks warrant the gold at 18 carat and confirm it was crafted in 1904 by Payton, Pepper & Sons Ltd of Birmingham's famous jewelry quarter. Era: Edwardian, 1904 Ring size: M or

the head spreads out over the finger with cross-hatch openwork forming patches of buttery

wonderfully detailed and complete with his trademark winged hat

The Aesthetic Movement in England drew inspiration from the London International Exhibition of 1862

A remarkable antique guard chain necklace with seven intaglio carved carnelian panels depicting notable figures from the ancient world

Nov'r 1st 1846"

triangular piece of red carnelian agate

The case is solid rose gold

An alluring antique 5-stone ring made during the early Art Deco era - at some point in the 1920s

light wear consistent with age including some wear to the gold paint

Built with abstract

Turgite (a term that's actively discouraged in the world of mineralogy) was originally described as a hematite/goethite in-between (Hermann

it's often carved and treated to produce a black patina before being inlayed with high-carat gold