Georgian Revival diamond and Garnet gold ring.

$2,220.00
Rose cut diamonds are set like twinkling stars around a deep red witchy garnet that looks like pure magic!

Garnets are among the most highly light refractive gems, and although this one appears almost black at first glance, it exudes bright red flashes of light as it moves!

Thirty-two rose cut diamonds are set into a silver top, most with six thick prongs that give them a star-like appearance. The rest of the ring is handmade 14k yellow gold. Mixing silver and gold was a popular method in the Georgian period of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, for which this ring is designed to emulate, though it was made over 100 years later in the 1930s.

Georgian Revival jewelry draws inspiration from the designs of the Georgian era (1714-1830), characterized by intricate metalwork and the use of gemstones like garnets and diamonds. These rings often feature a central gemstone surrounded by smaller stones in a floral or geometric pattern. The style emphasizes elegance and craftsmanship, reflecting the tastes of the upper classes during that period.

Daisy rings, a popular motif in Victorian jewelry, share similarities with Georgian Revival pieces. They typically showcase a central stone encircled by smaller stones, resembling the petals of a daisy. These rings were often given as tokens of love or friendship and are valued for their delicate beauty and historical significance.

It is a statement ring with the top measuring 1 by 7/8 inches. The ring is currently a size 5 1/4 and may be easily resized! DM me if you want to make this gorgeous ring yours ! ( I also offer layaway!)

If you have any questions about this item please feel free to contact me first before I purchase as there’s no refunds after purchase.
Rose cut diamonds are set like twinkling stars around a deep red witchy garnet that looks like pure magic!

Garnets are among the most highly light refractive gems, and although this one appears almost black at first glance, it exudes bright red flashes of light as it moves!

Thirty-two rose cut diamonds are set into a silver top, most with six thick prongs that give them a star-like appearance. The rest of the ring is handmade 14k yellow gold. Mixing silver and gold was a popular method in the Georgian period of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, for which this ring is designed to emulate, though it was made over 100 years later in the 1930s.

Georgian Revival jewelry draws inspiration from the designs of the Georgian era (1714-1830), characterized by intricate metalwork and the use of gemstones like garnets and diamonds. These rings often feature a central gemstone surrounded by smaller stones in a floral or geometric pattern. The style emphasizes elegance and craftsmanship, reflecting the tastes of the upper classes during that period.

Daisy rings, a popular motif in Victorian jewelry, share similarities with Georgian Revival pieces. They typically showcase a central stone encircled by smaller stones, resembling the petals of a daisy. These rings were often given as tokens of love or friendship and are valued for their delicate beauty and historical significance.

It is a statement ring with the top measuring 1 by 7/8 inches. The ring is currently a size 5 1/4 and may be easily resized! DM me if you want to make this gorgeous ring yours ! ( I also offer layaway!)

If you have any questions about this item please feel free to contact me first before I purchase as there’s no refunds after purchase.