Victorian Rose Cut Diamond Cluster 14k Gold Ring

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victorian rose cut diamond cluster 14k gold ring

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The Story

From circa 1860s-1880s, this antique ring is a rose cut lovers dream. Creating a circular cluster are 8 antique rose cut diamonds measuring 2 mm to 3 mm. All set in warm 14k yellow gold, the setting is done with detailed engraving complete with the perfect amount of aged patina.

Cluster rings are a great option for those looking for a sparkly diamond ring without a large center stone. The all-over diamond designs give lots of bling without breaking the bank.

We love it worn on its own or paired with other favorite pieces. It would make an incredible engagement ring or a stunning right-hand ring and the flat design makes it the ultimate in comfort.

The Specs

Style number: R1131
Victorian, circa 1860s-1880s
14k yellow gold
9 rose cut diamonds- center rose cut measures 3 mm and others measure 2 mm- 2.5 mm round (approx)
Height of front face of ring 0.48", depth of ring as it sits off finger 0.15", width 0.47"
Band width tapers from
Size 7, Fox & Bond can resize this ring up to a size 10 and down to a size 4
Great antique condition- wear consistent with age and use

The Details

Currently a size 7, Fox & Bond can resize this ring up to a size 10 and down to a size 4.

For all Fox & Bond ring resizing, we use a trusted jeweler who is an expert in antique jewelry. Resizing takes approximately 2-3 weeks, and prices vary depending on the metal, complexity, and size needed.

Please note rings that have been resized are not eligible for return or exchange as we believe in preserving each piece's integrity. You may send a ring back to us for resizing at a later date if you would like to keep the option of making a return available to you. Please see our FAQs section for more information.

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