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Five glowing rubies arch across the top of this ring that was created over 100 years ago in 1910.

It is all about the color and these are deep and vibrant red with hot pink highlights. All together they make for .82 carats with remarkable brilliance and personality.

North and south rest fourteen old mixed cut diamonds. Their total weight is .18 carats and all appear white and sparkling as diamonds should!

In 18k yellow gold, the setting sits low on the finger with a tapered smooth shank that feels silken to the touch.

Box shown for illustration purposes, but all purchases come with a handmade Italian gift box and satin bow.

Item 21541

Five Stone Ruby Ring from the Year 1910

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Date: 1910.

Measurements: Length of 3/8 inches and 11/16 inches east west (which arches around the finger) and 3/16 inches high. Weight of 4.6 grams.

Hallmarks: Full set of English hallmarks for 18k, Birmingham, date letter "l" for 1910, maker's mark, AH.