Georgian Rose-Cut Diamond Ring – 14K Gold & Silver Bezel (Circa 1780–1820)

An exceptional Georgian ring, crafted between 1780 and 1820, featuring a prominent rose-cut diamond set in a classic marquise or eye-shaped navette cluster.  

This piece showcases the definitive jewelry-making techniques of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The central diamond is secured in a scalloped silver bezel (traditional cut-down collet). It features a classic Georgian mixed-metal design, utilizing this silver setting to brilliantly accentuate the white of the diamond before transitioning seamlessly into a decorative, deeply carved 14K yellow gold shank.  

Specifications:

Material: Tested 14K Yellow Gold and Silver

Gemstone: Rose-cut diamond measuring approx. 0.35 x 0.28 cm

Ring Head Diameter: Approx. 1.0 cm

Ring Size: EU 58.5 (US size 8.5 / UK size Q½)

Weight: 2.9 g

Age: Circa 1780–1820 (Georgian Era)  

Condition:

Excellent antique condition. The silver bezel displays a beautiful, unpolished natural patina commensurate with its 200-year history.