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Estate of a Buckhead Manor Session 2
Lot 365:
This exquisite ring is a fine example of late 19th to early 20th century craftsmanship, showcasing a detailed filigree design that is both intricate and elegant. The band is crafted from 18K yellow and white gold, which contrasts beautifully with the sparkle of the numerous set diamonds.
The diamonds, carefully placed within the filigree, are old mine cuts, a cutting style that predates modern diamond cutting techniques. This cut is known for its cushion-shaped outline with a high crown, deep pavilion, and large faceted culet, giving the diamonds a unique brilliance and character distinct from contemporary cuts.
The filigree work is particularly noteworthy, featuring a lace-like pattern that demonstrates the high level of skill and attention to detail of the jeweler. This type of work was popular in the late Victorian and Edwardian periods. The delicate metalwork, combined with the old mine cut diamonds, suggests a piece that was not only a display of wealth but also of the wearer’s refined taste and appreciation for artistry.
Stamped 750 18K inside ring band.
Details and measurements:
Ring size: 6.5.
Weight: 5.3 G.
Condition: Please note that all designer items listed, including bags, jewelry, and accessories, have been rigorously verified for authenticity by our experts. However, these items are consigned goods and are sold in as-is, secondhand condition and may have undisclosed signs of wear and/or repair. We strive to accurately reflect the condition of each item with detailed photographs capturing any wear, but we advise bidders to review all images and descriptions carefully prior to bidding. No warranty or guarantee is implied with regard to the item’s condition beyond the representation in this listing. Bidders are responsible for their assessment of the items’ condition and are encouraged to contact us for any additional information required.
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