A classic Edwardian style with feminine flair, this trilogy ring features three old cut diamonds each held in their own crown-like basket on a slim band that tapers perfectly into the mount. Three stone rings have long been enjoyed for their pleasant aesthetic effect, and are widely used to represent relationships, with each stone standing in for past, present, and future. We also love to see them being used to represent personal growth and accomplishments outside of romantic endeavours.

Good antique condition with wear in line with age and use, settings have been retipped and stones are all secure. Minor evidence of past resizing is barely noticeable from outside, but has resulted in loss of some hallmark detail.

Details:
• 18k yellow gold, stamped and tested, partial British hallmarks for London 1912 (makers mark and purity stamps have been lost in a past sizing)
• Size 5 and can be resized within reason
• Three natural diamonds, early old European cut, approximately 0.52 carat total weight, overall SI2-I2, colour graded J-K (but appears closure to L-M)
• Face of ring measures 4.7mm wide, 12.9mm across, with a rise of 4.6mm; back of band measures 1.6mm wide and 1mm thick
• 2.1g