Vintage

Victorian 2.70 Carat Colombian Emerald & Diamond Cluster Engagement Ring

$35,000

*upto 25 characters

engraving style

Please allow an additional 2-3 days for delivery of machine engraved items and an additional 4-5 days for delivery of monogrammed and hand-engraved items.

Please note that engraved items may not be returned or exchanged.

$150
CANCEL
  • DETAILS

    Antique Victorian ring centered with an approximately 2.70 carat GIA-certified Colombian emerald with moderate clarity enhancement. Surrounded by old European-cut diamonds of approximately 4.95 carats in total. Each diamond ranges between I and J color and SI2 clarity. Made in silver and 18k yellow gold. Circa 1889.


    Center measures 19.7 x 17.6mm, with a 1.5-2.9mm band.

    Can be resized.


    VIEW VIDEO OF THIS RING


    Current Size 7
    Item #7528
    GCAL #J321180051
  • WHY WE LOVE IT
    This exquisite ring is a unique find and an excellent example of a well-crafted cluster. Its gorgeous center emerald boasts equally stunning and dimensionally heavy old-cut diamonds. While we only acquire untreated gemstones, like rubies and sapphires, we have different expectations for treatments to improve an emerald’s color and clarity. Treatment can be a natural oil or synthetic resin, and its application varies in the amount used. Often, a gemological lab will test for the amount of oil or resin used, which will help assess the gem’s value. All of the notable labs work with the same or similar oil-level designations, which are none, insignificant, and/or minor, moderate, and significant. For our standards, we acquire emeralds resulting in no-oil, insignificant, or minor treatment. But When we set our eyes on this jewel’s striking color, regardless of its moderate treatment, we knew we stumbled upon something special. In person, you would be awe-stricken. We’ll never forget this piece of treasure.
 

DETAILS

Antique Victorian ring centered with an approximately 2.70 carat GIA-certified Colombian emerald with moderate clarity enhancement. Surrounded by old European-cut diamonds of approximately 4.95 carats in total. Each diamond ranges between I and J color and SI2 clarity. Made in silver and 18k yellow gold. Circa 1889.


Center measures 19.7 x 17.6mm, with a 1.5-2.9mm band.

Can be resized.


VIEW VIDEO OF THIS RING


Current Size 7
Item #7528
GCAL #J321180051

WHY WE LOVE IT

This exquisite ring is a unique find and an excellent example of a well-crafted cluster. Its gorgeous center emerald boasts equally stunning and dimensionally heavy old-cut diamonds. While we only acquire untreated gemstones, like rubies and sapphires, we have different expectations for treatments to improve an emerald’s color and clarity. Treatment can be a natural oil or synthetic resin, and its application varies in the amount used. Often, a gemological lab will test for the amount of oil or resin used, which will help assess the gem’s value. All of the notable labs work with the same or similar oil-level designations, which are none, insignificant, and/or minor, moderate, and significant. For our standards, we acquire emeralds resulting in no-oil, insignificant, or minor treatment. But When we set our eyes on this jewel’s striking color, regardless of its moderate treatment, we knew we stumbled upon something special. In person, you would be awe-stricken. We’ll never forget this piece of treasure.
  • Need product help? CONTACT US Need product help? CONTACT US
    • MAKE AN APPOINTMENT MAKE AN APPOINTMENT
  • SEND A HINT SEND A HINT

      !

    Someone special out there    is really into this, thoughts?.

    • FREE SHIPPING AND RETURNS IN THE US FREE SHIPPING AND RETURNS IN THE US

    IN STOCK VINTAGE & ERSTWHILE ENGAGEMENT RINGS & BANDS

    All in stock items are eligible for a FULL REFUND within 14 days of receipt, including sized items. Please contact us within 3 days of receipt to arrange return or exchange. We will provide a FREE RETURN SHIPPING LABEL. Purchases shipped back without our knowledge will incur a fee equal to 10% of the purchase value. Returns without our knowledge which are then lost/stolen in transit are the sender's responsibility.

    MADE TO ORDER ENGAGEMENT RINGS & BANDS

    Made to order pieces are eligible for a refund less the 50% deposit within 14 days of receipt. Erstwhile bands that have been customized are not refundable.

    INTERNATIONAL RETURNS

    We do not offer free return shipping on international orders. International customers are responsible for insured return shipments, as well as all duties/taxes/tariffs that Erstwhile might incur by receiving the return.

    EXTENDED HOLIDAY RETURN POLICY

    Take advantage of our extended holiday return policy. All in stock items purchased in December are eligible for a full refund if return is arranged by January 16th 2023. Please contact us by January 16th if you would like to arrange a return or exchange. We will provide a free return shipping label.

  !

Someone special out there    is really into this, thoughts?.

Related Journals

The Square Emerald Cut Diamond: What to Know About This Unique Vintage Style

The Square Emerald Cut Diamond: What to Know About This Unique Vintage Style

The square emerald cut diamond is an old step cut that is timeless in style. Popular in the 1920s Art Deco period, it should not be confused with similar cut from the same time period, the Asscher.
Why The 4cs Don't Tell The Whole Story

Why The 4cs Don't Tell The Whole Story

"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder." When thinking about buying an old mine or old European-cut diamond, consider that each diamond is uniquely individual. Hand-cut and crafted, like a sculpture cut from a single piece of marble, the cutter started with a rough stone and cleaved at the right angles to achieve an ind
Are Old European Cuts as Valuable as Diamonds of Today?

Are Old European Cuts as Valuable as Diamonds of Today?

Old European cut diamonds can be as valuable or even more valuable than modern cuts. Jared, our antiques expert explains why old stones are special.
History of Diamond Cutting

History of Diamond Cutting

Today's methods of diamond cutting have evolved from early techniques used as far back as the 1300s in India. In this journal we will take a look at the history of diamond cutting and how it has evolved!