Unusual late 19th century, early 20th century, gold set ring with an absolutely fabulous setting.
It is set in a very fine eighteen-carat rich yellow gold setting with beautiful wire work and set in the centre with an old round-cut diamond in a fine-clawed setting.
The centre diamond is approximately seventy points.
It is the gold work and the weight and quality of the ring that makes it stand out from the crowd.
Original and substantial emerald and diamond set pendant necklace made in England c1770 to 1800.
It is set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold and silver fronted setting. It is set in the centre with a beautiful oval-shaped Colombian emerald set in eighteen-carat yellow gold and is surrounded by a series of beautiful old rose-cut diamonds in a silver fronted setting.
Really unusual and one-of-a-kind vintage ring made in the 1960s and set in a fine nine-carat yellow gold setting. It is set in the centre with a really beautiful rich amethyst stone set in a rub over setting.
It is the gold detailing on the side of the ring that makes this ring really unusual and it is a really fun ring to wear.
Beautiful original Edwardian three-stone diamond set ring made in England c1900 to 1910.
It is set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold and platinum setting and set in the centre with an old European-cut diamond in a very fine clawed setting.
Unusually, the centre stone is so much larger than the shoulder diamonds.
The central diamond s an amazing three carats and ninety points. The shoulder diamonds are approximately forty points each.
Original Georgian locket, probably originally part of a bracelet, which could be worn as a pendant.
It was made in England c1830, in the late Georgian period, and is set in a very fine two-toned eighteen-carat yellow gold setting.
It is set with four cabochon-cut turquoise stones, with and oval one in the centre.
The locket itself is decorated in what is known as a Rococo design.
On the reverse of the locket it has a little section where you can insert a photo or hair.
Art Deco three-stone ring, made in England c1920, set in a fine eighteen-carat white gold setting, with three old brilliant-cut diamonds, set in an eight-claw setting.
The diamond in the centre is slightly larger, which gives it a very balanced harmonious proportion.
It has a lovely engraved detail on the shoulders, which makes it unusual for the period.
This simple and elegant diamond set ring was made in the Art Deco style and is set in a fine platinum handmade setting with a simple emerald cut diamond in the centre set in four claws.
The diamond weight here is one carat fifty-four points.
It is a colour E and a clarity VS1, and it comes with a GIA certificate.
Beautiful original antique diamond and black enamel ring: one of the oldest rings we have in Delphi Antiques. It was made in the Georgian period, c1815.
It is set in a very fine eighteen-carat yellow gold setting with beautiful engraving on each shoulder of the ring. It is decorated with black enamel, so it may have been a morning ring. It is set in the centre with an old European-cut diamond set within six claws.