Georgian Picture Frame Ring

Georgian Picture Frame RingA remarkable cushion cluster ring built around an elongated carnelian panel surrounded by seed pearl border. The head dates from the Georgian period, circa 1800, likely made as a button or stud, and it's been converted into a ring later the Sheffield hallmarks tell us this happened in 1991. Era: Georgian, head circa 1800, converted from a clasp or button Head size: 1. 5cm by 2. 3m Ring size: O or 7. 25 US. Resizable for 55 Stones: Seed Pearl and

built in 9ct gold

having fallen out of favour

mother and daughter

the "button hole"

Stones: Diamonds

four-armed cage hinged on one side

the nose is very slightly chipped - see images

the ten stones totalling around a carat in weight

but these stones were created by humans in a laboratory - humans who had recreated the extreme heat and pressure within the Earth's crust to produce some of nature's most mesmerising and coveted treasures

Queen Victoria herself famously received a snake ring with emerald eyes from her beloved Albert

Cool Art Deco initial ring featuring the letter H in rose gold over a black onyx panel

features a single seed pearl at the centre with the iconic MBCo maker's mark stamped on the jump ring