1900s Dutch Georgian-style Diamond Cluster Ring

An eye-catching and gorgeous Dutch-made diamond cluster ring, crafted circa early 20th century in the late 18th century Georgian style, and set in the center with a marvelously bright 0.75 – 0.8 carat old European cut diamond and further accompanied by a glittering halo of smaller 2 – 2.25 mm rose cut diamonds. Six more rose cut diamonds accent the openwork decorative shoulders, which have been formed to resemble curling foliate scrolls. The shank is also decorated in the same sensibility with charming scrollwork. The closed-back ring butt is chased and etched with a sunbust-rosette pattern per Georgian design. The silver-topped yellow gold setting features Georgian-style cut-down collets, and has oxidized to an attractive gunpowder gray.

I have performed a UV test on the diamonds, and guarantee all to be earth-mined natural diamonds (i.e. not synthetic, not lab-created).

Due to the silver foiling to the back of the diamonds, this ring is extraordinarily bright and fiery when viewed in person. The still pictures do not do it justice; I highly recommend viewing the videos (link below).