Edwardian Old Mine Cut Diamond 18ct Gold Five Stone Ring (1.40cts)

A fine Edwardian five-stone diamond ring, crafted in 18ct gold and dating to the early 20th century. The ring is set with five graduated old-mine-cut natural diamonds totalling approximately 1.40 carats, creating a beautifully balanced row across the finger. The diamonds are individually claw-set within a traditional carved gold mount, with decorative detailing extending onto the shoulders. Their chunky, hand-cut proportions are characteristic of the period, with the largest diamond positioned centrally and gradually smaller stones completing the design. Presented in excellent condition, the ring retains an original presentation engraving inside the band reading *“Lilian. 1904.”, offering a particularly personal connection to its Edwardian history. A wonderful example of period craftsmanship, it would make a distinctive antique engagement ring or a timeless addition to a fine jewellery collection. *The inside of the band bears an original presentation engraving detailed 'Lilian. 1904.' This can be removed if required. Gemstone Details: Diamonds: Five old mine-cuts, approx. 1.40 carats total Colour: I - K (estimated) Clarity: I1 - I2 (estimated) Grading is provided as a professional opinion by our in-house gemmologist and is approximate due to the diamond being set. Specifications: Hallmarks: 18ct (18ct Gold) Metal: 18ct Gold Era: Edwardian Condition: Excellent Ring face: length 5mm × 19mm width × 4mm depth Ring size: UK L 1/2 / US 6 (resizable) Weight: 3.3 grams Every gemstone has been professionally tested and verified by our in-house FGA-qualified gemmologist, ensuring its authenticity and quality. Why We Love It: ✔ Beautiful Edwardian craftsmanship with original 1904 presentation engraving ✔ Five well-matched, chunky old-mine diamonds totalling 1.40-carats ✔ Professionally verified and ready to wear