Edwardian Diamond Gold Platinum Dinner Ring circa 1910

Edwardian diamond gold and platinum dinner ring, circa 1910.

The Edwardian era, spanning from 1901 to 1910, is characterized by a distinctive aesthetic that reflects the opulence and elegance of the period. The "Edwardian Diamond Gold and Platinum Dinner Ring," dating back to circa 1910, serves as a prime example of the intricate craftsmanship and luxurious materials that define jewelry from this epoch. This particular piece embodies the transition between the Victorian emphasis on ornate designs and the more delicate, refined styles that emerged during Edward VII's reign. The use of diamonds set in gold and platinum not only highlights the technical advancements in metalworking but also signifies a shift towards lighter, airier designs.

The choice of materials in this dinner ring is particularly noteworthy. Diamonds, often referred to as "the king of gemstones," were highly sought after during this period due to their brilliance and durability. Their incorporation into jewelry was symbolic of wealth and status. Meanwhile, platinum emerged as a favored metal for high-end pieces because of its strength and resistance to tarnish. The combination of gold with platinum creates a striking contrast that enhances the overall visual appeal of the ring while also showcasing the jeweler's skill in blending different metals harmoniously.

SPECIFICATIONS:

 DIAMONDS: 15 Old European cut diamonds total approximately 1/2 carat., approximately SI-I1 clarity, I-K color.

 METAL:  14K Gold and Platinum

 WEIGHT:  3.6 grams

 MEASUREMENTS:  1" long by 9/16" wide.

 RING SIZE:  Size 6, can be sized.

CONDITION:  high magnification photographs show considerable design details, and this ring is in good condition, all consistent with age and wear.

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