Description A beautifully preserved antique ring of striking visual appeal, this piece is crafted in rich 18ct yellow gold and bears clear Chester hallmarks dating it to 1905, placing it firmly within the Edwardian era. The gold has developed a soft, warm patina over time, enhancing the depth and character of the metal and highlighting the quality of its original craftsmanship. The front of the ring is set with a refined linear arrangement of gemstones: three vivid round rubies, each displaying a deep, lively red hue, are interspersed with four rose-cut diamonds. The diamonds offer a gentle, romantic sparkle, their softly faceted domed surfaces catching the light subtly and providing an elegant contrast to the saturated colour of the rubies. This harmonious combination of stones is entirely in keeping with Edwardian taste, favouring balance, delicacy and understated luxury. The gemstones are set low and close to the finger, creating a smooth and wearable profile while maintaining strong visual impact. From the side, the ring reveals a finely carved and engraved gallery, with decorative detailing sculpted directly into the gold beneath the stones. This carved gallery adds refinement to the silhouette and showcases the skilled hand-finishing typical of high-quality jewellery from this period. The shoulders flow gracefully into the band and are adorned with subtle engraved accents, further enhancing the ring’s elegant lines. To the interior of the band, the Chester assay mark is clearly visible alongside the date letter for 1905 and the 18ct gold mark, confirming both the authenticity and age of this fine antique piece. Elegant, refined and rich in historical charm, this Edwardian ruby and rose-cut diamond ring is a timeless example of early 20th-century jewellery, ideal for a collector of period pieces or as a distinctive statement ring with enduring appeal. Ring size: T Product code: 125×0057
