Edwardian Turquoise Cluster Ring 1867 but still unique because of

but still unique because of its asscher cut center diamond

A delicate ring that would work equally well as an engagement ring or a stacking band

This ring features many of the classic mourning ring motifs: skulls

This lovely art deco vintage engagement ring is made in platinum and centered with an approximate

This lovely Edwardian ring features a low profile and beautifully detailed engraving on every part of the ring

Edwardian Turquoise Cluster Ring 1867 but still unique because ofAntique Edwardian ring made in 18k yellow gold and platinum. Centered with a cabochon turquoise and accented with approximately 1. 20 carats of single cut diamonds. Circa 1900 Cluster settings are a classic style typical of the Victorian, Edwardian, and Art Deco eras. The turquoise is a beautiful oval cabochon cut. The term comes from the French caboche, meaning knob or small dome. Evolution of the cluster setting. Diamond and gold mining has caused