Edwardian Russian Platinum Diamond Navette Ring

A spectacular and sparkling ring from the Edwardian (ca1910s) era! Crafted in platinum, this ring features an elongated, navette-style centerpiece. The pill-shaped centerpiece features 3, vertically-arranged, bezel-set, old mine cut diamonds. Together, the diamonds have an approximate total carat weight of .50ctw, and display I/J color and VS1-SI1 clarity. The centerpiece also features 7, bezel-set single cut diamonds, which are complemented by scrolling wirework detailing. The centerpiece is surrounded by a border of bead-set single cut diamonds, and the shoulders of the ring feature a pillar-motif design. The shoulders of the ring also each feature 2, bead-set single cut diamonds. Overall, the smaller diamonds have an approximate total carat weight of .20ctw. The remainder of the band is smooth and simple, and the exterior of the shank features a wolf-motif hallmark, which indicates that the piece is Russian in origin. A gorgeous ring, this piece would look exquisite on any hand!

Measurements: The ring is currently a size 6, but could easily be resized. The band has a width of 1.92mm. The centerpiece has a height of 7/8" and a width of 3/8".

Condition: The overall condition of the ring is excellent. There is no apparent damage to the platinum setting, and all of the diamonds are intact and securely set.