Mid 19th Century 18ct Gold Colombian Emerald and Rose Cut Diamond Cluster Ring feed-condition-used when Queen Victoria’s deep love

when Queen Victoria’s deep love of Scotland helped popularise Scottish motifs in jewellery following her frequent stays at Balmoral Castle

the Goddess taking a widely awake attitude with eyes open and head up

which looks as good as diamonds

The 19th century saw a particular fascination with greyhounds and whippets across France and Britain

Mid 19th Century 18ct Gold Colombian Emerald and Rose Cut Diamond Cluster Ring feed-condition-used when Queen Victoria’s deep loveThis Mid 19th Century Emerald and Rose Cut Diamond Cluster Ring centres on a beautifully vibrant emerald, certified as natural beryl of Colombian origin and of minor oil. The stone has a lively, fresh green tone, framed by a cluster of rose cut diamonds that give a soft, glowing contrast rather than a sharp sparkle. The setting is finely detailed, with gently worked shoulders and that slightly irregular, hand made quality that gives pieces of this