Late Edwardian Platinum and 18ct Gold Emerald and Diamond Ring feed-condition-used The kind of bracelet that

The kind of bracelet that would have graced the wrist of a Hollywood starlet

a fineness used in Britain until 1932

a fineness standard most commonly used in the United States

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The opal is wonderfully set off by the surrounding diamonds and Burma rubies on the shoulders

Late Edwardian Platinum and 18ct Gold Emerald and Diamond Ring feed-condition-used The kind of bracelet thatThis exceptional late Edwardian ring is crafted in platinum and 18ct gold and centred on a vivid rectangular emerald, framed by old cut diamonds in a refined, architectural setting typical of the early 20th century. The ring sits low on the finger and is remarkably comfortable to wear a hallmark of well designed Edwardian jewellery, where elegance was always balanced with practicality. The use of platinum allows for crisp definition and fine