Description
Antique Victorian 18ct gold diamond cluster ring, (Birmingham, 1899). Stunning Victorian diamond cluster ring. A central old cut diamond surrounded by a halo of 8 old cut diamonds in a cluster setting. All stones are claw set on a 18ct gold shank. Central diamond 0.10ct approximately, the other diamonds each being 0.05ct approximately 0.50ct.The clarity of the diamonds is I/F, internally flawless & the colour is R, very light. Fully hallmarked. With gift box.
 
Significant events 1899
The British Southern Cross Expedition, crosses the Antarctic Circle.
German chemist Felix Hoffman patents aspirin, & Bayer registers it's name as a trademark.
 
 
Maker
PP Ltd
Payton, Pepper & Sons Ltd
Vyse Street, Birmingham
 
Assay
Birmingham
 
Date
1899
 
Weight
3.65 grams
 
Size
UK: N
US:6 3/4
 
 
Condition.
 Excellent condition with light surface marks that are consistent with genuine age, use & polishing.