Antique Victorian chunky 1.25 ct old cut diamond and 18 ct. gold daisy ring, made around 1890

This ring is in very nice antique condition. It was made around 1890 in Europe.

֍ 18 carat rosegold tested, 6.94 g

֍ 7 old cut diamonds, all with inclusions, all measured in the setting: 
     - peruzzi cut centre stone
         - measures 3.5 mm x 3.5 mm with ca. 0.45 ct
     - two baguette/radiant cut diamonds
         - (west) measures 3.5 mm x 2.5 mm with circa 0.11 ct 
         - the other measures 3 mm x 2.1 mm with circa 0,07 ct
     - two rosecut diamonds 
         - one measures 3 mm x 3mm with circa 0,15 ct
         - the other measures 2.9 mm x 2.1 mm with circa 0,07 ct
     - two peruzzi cut diamonds
         - one measures 2.9 mm x 2,9 mm with circa 0.25 ct, this stone has chip on the edge of the inner                       prong, which is hardly visible
         - the other measures 2.15 mm x 2.15 mm with circa 0.15 ct

֍ the diamonds are set in a silver mounting which is safely soldered in with two pins, please see picture

֍ ring head measures 13.5 mm in width

Size 7,5 US, 56 Germany, 

Resizing is possible, please contact before purchasing.

All in one it is a very comfortable yet special ring to wear daily.

                                                                     +ADDITIONS+

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֍ every piece has been examined to the best of my knowledge in order to describe it the best way possible

֍ the stone carat weights stated represent approximate weights which can vary because the exact weight can only be figured out by professional gemmologists

֍ antique and vintage jewelry is often not perfect, and may have normal signs of use, or small 
imperfections due to its hand crafted, rather than mass-manufactured nature as well as it´s age. This is what gives each piece it´s own character

֍ If you´re not happy with the item you received, then I will gladly give you a full refund for the piece you ordered if you contact me  14 days after delivery

֍ I guarantee that my pictures and descriptions are as accurate as possible in order to prevent any discontentment.