Georgian Garnet Trilogy Ring

A stunning and unusual ring from the Georgian period, early 19th Century. The ring is made from 9ct gold and has the most beautiful ribbed shank, which has a hollow construction. The pattern follows all the way around and is in lovely condition. The ring has three stunning flat cut garnet gemstones set to the top in pie crust settings. Unusually, the garnets are rectangular cuts and are a beautiful rich red colour. The centre stone has some damage to two edges, please see the pictures. The gold setting appears to curve around these edges and this seems to make the damage only visible in certain lights. The stones are all secure and the price has been adjusted to reflect this.

This ring should be worn with care due to the age and the closed back nature of the stones.

Details:

Materials - 9ct Gold (tested), Garnets

Age - Early 19th Century

Size - The setting measures approx 18mm across by 8.2mm. The ring sits fairly flush with the finger. The shank is 5mm at the shoulders narrowing to 3.5mm at the back.

Ring Size - UK O 1/2 US 7 1/2 This ring cannot be resized.

Condition - Very good. Central gemstone damaged edges as noted above. The two outer gemstones have a chip in a corner each. Noted for accuracy only and only visible through magnification.

Weight - 4.09g