Description An exquisite Edwardian-era ruby and diamond cluster ring, finely crafted in 18ct yellow gold and hallmarked Birmingham, 1911. This exceptional antique ring showcases a beautifully balanced and highly decorative design, centred on a vivid oval-cut ruby, prized for its rich colour and presence. Flanking the central stone are two additional oval-cut rubies, set horizontally on either side, creating a distinctive and elegant spread that enhances the ring’s width and visual impact. The trio of rubies is framed above and below by six sparkling old-cut diamonds—three at the top and three at the bottom—their characteristic soft brilliance lending depth, contrast, and period authenticity to the design. The gemstones are set within an intricately pierced gallery, a hallmark of fine early 20th-century craftsmanship. This delicate openwork not only allows light to pass beautifully through the stones, enhancing their natural fire, but also demonstrates the exceptional attention to detail typical of high-quality antique jewellery from this era. The warm tone of the 18ct yellow gold provides a striking backdrop to the saturated red of the rubies and the subtle shimmer of the old-cut diamonds, resulting in a ring that is both refined and richly decorative. Elegant, rare, and unmistakably antique, this ring is a superb example of Edwardian design and would make a remarkable addition to any fine jewellery collection. Ring size: O Product code: 124X0029
