Roseberys London
Lot 194
AMENDMENTS: Please note that the centre stone in the three stone ring is a garnet topped doublet, and not a ruby as catalogued. Please also note that the cataloguing regarding the hallmark of the blue enamel ring is incorrect, please refer to the condition report. A group of five gem rings, comprising: a late 19tth century ruby two stone fede ring, the two hands clasping two heart-shaped rubies, ring size I; an 18ct gold, diamond and enamel ring with old-mine-cut diamond triple-flowerhead cluster on dark blue enamel, London hallmarks, 1835, ring size M½; a 20th century diamond single stone ring, the central silver cut down set old-brilliant-cut diamond to tapering two colour gold openwork and reeded hoop, with worn inscription, ring size O; a ruby and single-cut diamond three stone ring, ring size N; and a late 19th century sapphire and paste half-hoop ring with lasque-cut diamond points (one stone deficient) (5)Condition Report: Total gross weight 22.06g (5)Enamel ring: The hallmark to the enamel ring is not 1835 as catalogued, but 1915. The hallmark is not original to the ring, but has been taken from a later ring and soldered to the base of the shank. The head of the ring dates to circa 1880. Surface reaching inclusions to the diamonds. Approximately 1cm wide at widest part of ring.Garnet topped doublet ring: Shank stamped 18ct PLAT. A split to the side of the setting of the doublet.Single stone diamond ring: Diamond measures approximately 6.10 - 6.00 x 4.01mm, estimated as approximately 0.90ct. Assessed as approximately: colour H-I, clarity SI
