Antique, Edwardian three-stone diamond gypsy ring citrine

Antique, Edwardian three-stone diamond gypsy ring citrineProvenance Hallmarked to Chester, c. 1912, this Edwardian era gypsy ring is the sweetest. Gypsy rings such as this one became popular during the late Victorian period and continued to be so until the war, when precious metals became scarce and appetite for luxury had disappeared. The gypsy ring gets its name from the style of setting shown here the star setting. This ring features three tiny single cut diamonds, each set within an engraved star

Emerald-cut

it almost glows and the shape is very unusual

this cocktail ring features a central cushion-cut amethyst

Central Diamond: approximately 0

Flanked by two brilliant-cut diamonds

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the setting is made up of beautiful interlocking swirls that are set with diamonds

Old-mine diamonds are celebrated for their romantic glow which is far softer than the harsh scintillation of modern laser-cut stones

more romantic sparkle compared to the harsh scintillation of modern laser-cut stones

A yellow gold section centres the three bands set with a small but perfect diamond

London hallmarks present inside of shank

Peridot size: Length 9mm