Antique Victorian 15ct Gold Garnet, Seed Pearl and Rose Cut Diamond Ring, Chester 1887

Description An elegant late Victorian ring crafted in 15ct yellow gold, hallmarked at the historic Chester Assay Office and dated 1887, offering a beautiful glimpse into nineteenth-century jewellery design. At its centre sits a milgrain-set garnet, positioned in a delicate diamond-shaped setting. The garnet displays a rich, deep red tone, and the fine milgrain edging around the mount adds subtle texture and detail, enhancing the antique character of the piece. Surrounding the central garnet are four luminous seed pearls, carefully arranged in a square cluster. Each pearl has a soft, creamy lustre that contrasts beautifully with the darker garnet, creating a refined focal point full of Victorian charm. The pearls are neatly set within a square frame that forms the main decorative panel of the ring. On either side of the central cluster, the shoulders feature two triangular settings, each containing a rose cut diamond. The diamonds add a gentle sparkle, their antique rose cut facets catching the light in a soft, understated way that complements the delicate pearls and warm gold. The triangular shoulder panels provide a subtle architectural detail, leading smoothly into the polished gold band. The warm tone of the 15ct yellow gold setting enhances the colours of the gemstones, while the craftsmanship and hallmarking firmly place the ring within the late Victorian period. With its original hallmarks and over a century of history behind it, it would make a lovely addition to any antique jewellery collection, bringing with it a sense of heritage, character and timeless beauty. Ring size: N Product code: 142X0279