Uncontested Style: Edwardian Handcrafted Three Stone Ring

Buccellati* has nothing on this ring! In keeping with his tradition of excellence of craftsmanship, delicate settings and luxury of stones, this handmade Edwardian era ring holds its own.

The inspired design is hand-crafted in 18k white and yellow gold that adroitly presents the sacred trinity of gemstones. The reigning monarch is an old European cut diamond of an estimated .75 carats (G-H color, VS2-1 clarity) cut in such a manner that accentuates the scintillation (the way in which a diamond breaks up light into prismatic colors). The companion gems consist of a natural round faceted ruby of about .22 carats and a natural square faceted emerald estimated at .23 carats (and only lightly included).

Each of the stones is claw set with a yellow gold crown mounting that appears to float within hand textured white gold frames of the open work shank with inlays of yellow gold all around. The flashing colors of a deep green and a rich saturated pink with hot highlights combine with the brilliance of glittering white in the creation of a most fantastic eye-catching handmade ring of uncontested sophistication and elegance.

Condition: Very good; stones are excellent; shank has one yellow gold insert missing at the back.

Measurements: 5/16 of an inch (0.8 cm) north to south on finger by 11/16 of an inch (1.7 cm) in width across from emerald to ruby and rises 3/16 of an inch (0.45 cm) in height from the finger. This ring has a weight of 4.5 grams (2.9 dwt).

Size: US 7-1/8 (UK N-1/2; Euro 17-1/2, 55 mm) and can be sized by our team of expert jewelers to fit most. Ring sizing information.

Date: Circa 1915

Note: All diamond and gemstone weights, color grades and clarity are approximate since the stones were not removed from their mounts to preserve the integrity of the setting.