Georgian Garnet Flower Ring

Georgian Garnet Flower RingCute Georgian flower cluster ring dating from the early 19th century, circa 1820. A halo of rose cut diamond 'petals' surrounds the central, purplish red flat cut garnet the stone set over foil to enhance their colour and brilliance. The band features simple split shoulders, crafted in 15ct gold with silver settings. Era: Georgian, circa 1820 Head: 13. 7mm by 13. 1mm Ring size: L or 5. 75 US. Resizable for 35 Stones: Garnet (variety almandine pyrope)

A striking Portuguese navette cluster ring dating from the late 18th century

A remarkable antique neoclassical cameo ring

The bimetal design incorporates three bands

Hope's gentle gem

a particular galaxy will get one roughly once every 100

inspiring jewellers (notably Castellani) to produce replicas of these ancient treasures in the archaeological revival style - often as commissions from European royalty

the subject

ethereal charm - the minimalist design incorporating alternating sections of chain and long bar links

The serpent features finely textured scales

Romans and Ottomans

by three further diamond shoulder accents in millegrain bezel mounts

each one comprising a Celtic Harp - as featured on the coat of arms of Ireland - and a torpedo shaped piece of Connemara marble