Early Edwardian 9ct Rose Gold Ring Circa 1910 ‘A S’ in two diamond

‘A S’ in two diamond lozenges

7cm at the verso

Moving premises several times the settled into their final premises at 343 Little Collins Street where they continued until 1932

Constructed from 9ct gold which is the rosy yellow hue not quite rose not quite yellow gold in colour

Crafted from 9ct rose gold with a ‘bloomed’ finish ** in classic shield and bar fashion

Early Edwardian 9ct Rose Gold Ring Circa 1910 ‘A S’ in two diamondSweet, feminine and delicate in appearance this turn of the century 9ct rose gold ring features seven tiny seed or half pearls surrounding an early red paste glass faceted round stone simulating a bright fiery garnet. Set in a circle motif, almost floral in appearance in a raised rose gold solid gallery. Paste or glass stones with widely utilised in combination with pearls and genuine stones, they today have their own special place in history. STONES