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Sweet Georgian coronet ring celebrating ruler of the heart (circa 1770)


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eNum: 0614.PWEP.2323

Wonderful example of a Georgian piece of jewellery. This ring was made c1770 to 1800 and is set in a fine eighteen-carat yellow gold and silver fronted setting.
It is known as a coronet ring and is set in the centre with an old rose-cut diamond in a six-clawed setting and then above it here with a little crown set with smaller rose-cut diamonds.
Even the shoulders of the ring are set with a single rose-cut diamond in a split shank design which is pierced.
This piece may be celebrating a coronation, or it may be mourning a child whose age is indicated by the number of stones: three or five, or it may be an anniversary ring for a couple with three children!

(You can find this item in the category Georgian pieces, as well as Diamond rings)
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