A stunning, fine, and impressive antique Victorian 2 Karat Burmese ruby and 0.89 Karat diamond, 18 Karat yellow gold dress ring; part of our diverse antique jewelry and estate jewelry collections

This impressive antique diamond and Victorian ruby ring has been crafted in 18 K Yellow Gold.

The simple multi-claw setting displays a central oval cut unheated Burmese ruby flanked by two Old European round cut diamonds.

The elevated, flared ring shoulders integrate with the claw setting and blend seamlessly with the plain 18K Yellow Gold bifurcated ring shank.

This antique trilogy ring has been independently tested using state of the art technology (Niton XL2 Analyzer) and verified as 18 Karat gold.

This fine and impressive antique ruby ring is supplied with a Gemmological Certification Services report and certificate for the feature ruby, in addition to two IDGL diamond grading certificates for the diamonds.

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This antique Victorian ruby ring is fine quality, set with a stunning ruby displaying a fine color, brilliance and presence and two well color matched diamonds displaying a fine white color, brilliance, and presence.

The antique ruby ring is an excellent gauge of gold and is in excellent condition.

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Color Pink red

Cut Oval

Content 2.00 Karats

Dimensions 10.1mm x 5.9mm x 3.5mm

Diamond One

Color G

ClarityP1

Cut Old European round

Content 0.38 Karat

Dimensions 5.21mm x 4.98mm x 1.72mm

Diamond Two

Color G

Clarity P2

Cut Old European round

Content0.51 Karat

Dimensions 5.60mm x 4.89mm x 2.95mm

Total DiamondContent

0.89 Karat

Width of Setting 2.08cm/0.82"

Height of Setting 3.4mm/0.13"

UK SizeP

USA Size7 1/2

The ring size may be professionally adjusted in size on request to meet your personal requirements.

9.08 grams

Date: Circa 1900