Edwardian 18ct Gold & Platinum, Ruby and Diamond Three Stone Crossover Ring feed-condition-used mined in the Cairngorm Mountains

mined in the Cairngorm Mountains in Scotland

has a connection with the army

The design was made famous by the Portuguese Chrysoberyl earrings (sometimes rock crystal were used) that were at the height of fashion in the 1770s

This a lovely example of the finesse and fine workmanship of Edwardian jewellery

* The Edwardians loved the hugely complimentary combination of pearls

Edwardian 18ct Gold & Platinum, Ruby and Diamond Three Stone Crossover Ring feed-condition-used mined in the Cairngorm MountainsThis is a lovely example of an Edwardian crossover ring. Two vibrant rubies sit either side of a sparkling old mine cut diamond. The design references the Art Nouveau style, which still influenced jewellery with its soft and flowing lines. It would make a delightful engagement ring. Rubies are the stones of July.