Description: A gorgeous diamond tablet ring that dates from the Victorian era and is fabricated in the Georgian Revival style. This is an elegant antique ring with a strikingly modern feel. It features a curved horizontal plaque with twenty, chunky old mine-cut diamonds that have been carefully bead set and enclosed in a sterling silver bezel. 

The back of the setting is equally beautiful with a lovely "arched window" pattern. The ring sits on a clean 18k yellow gold frame and shank, and lies low on the hand. It is in very good antique condition and has that natural patina that comes with 100+ years. This ring makes our hearts skip and is an absolute life time treasure. 

Georgian Revival pieces (1880-1930)intentionally mimic the aesthetic of the 18th-century Georgian era (1714-1830) using hand fabricated silver settings and old cut diamonds but with an open back to let the light in.  

Measurements: The plaque is 11mm x 14mm, the ring is size 6 and can be sized a small amount up or down. The ring weighs 4.2 grams.  

Origin: Likely French, c.1890's. 

Notes:  This ring can be sized up or down a small amount.  If you'd like to have this ring sized, please indicate the size in the "Special Instructions" box at checkout and allow minimum 3 weeks for sizing and delivery. Depending on the work fees will be assessed and we will contact you. Once sized the ring is a final sale but repairs or adjustments can be made.