A late Victorian 10k yellow gold ring features an oval cut pyrope garnet with hand engraved shoulders. The ring is an example of the era’s appreciation for rich color and intricate detailing.
The ring's centerpiece is a striking oval cut pyrope garnet. The pyrope garnet is known for its deep, rich red hue with a slight brownish undertone. The garnet’s cut enhances its natural warmth and color.
The shoulders of the ring are decorated with fine hand engravings. An example of the artistry and attention to detail of the Victorian period. The engraving is a floral motif which adds elegance and texture to the piece.
Can be worn by a man or a woman.
Date: 1890-1900
Measurements: Ring size 8-1/2, widest 3/8"
Hallmarks: Unknown maker's mark, 10k, hand engraved M.W to H.M with an illegible
Stones: Garnet Note: All stones are analyzed by a certified Gemologist. To retain the integrity of the setting, gemstones are not removed to determine weights, clarity and color grades are therefore approximate.
