Small but mighty cross-in-lozenge Edwardian diamond ring ^{(circa 1910)}

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Edwardian ring made in England c1910, set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold and platinum setting, with four transitional-cut diamonds set within six claws.
The pierced detail is very pretty and can be seen as a cross in a lozenge, to which side details enhance the Edwardian look of the slim shank.

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Small but mighty cross-in-lozenge Edwardian diamond ring (circa 1910)

Small but mighty cross-in-lozenge Edwardian diamond ring ^{(circa 1910)}