Description
A classic diamond and sapphire seven stone ring from the Victorian period. Featuring three rich blue oval cut sapphires (1.33cts), and four small old cut diamonds (0.14cts) that have been securely claw set in 18ct yellow gold. Seven stone rings are known to represent the luck of the number seven, and the encirclement of continuing love. They became increasingly popular in the Victorian period when it became fashionable to wear multiple rings on each hand. This was influenced by Queen Victoria and her royal relatives, who dictated styles and tastes to the Empire at large. Victorians loved anything bestowed with meaning and this was particularly true for jewellery. The ‘Romantic’ period of this era represented a time of marital bliss for Queen Victoria. A ring to wear and enjoy today this piece combines the birthstone for the months of April and September.
Specifications
| Material | 18CT Yellow Gold |
| Principal Stone | Sapphire Blue |
| Principal Stone Shape i | Oval |
| Princip Stone Weight i | 1.33 |
| Principal Dia Colour i | Est G/H |
| Princip. Dia Clarity i | Est VS & SI |
| Secondary Stone | Diamond |
| Number of Gemstones | 7 |
| Total Weight i | 1.47 |
| Age | 1837 – 1901 (Victorian) |
| Ring Width | 1.7mm |
| Ring Size | N½ |
| PRAGNELL REFERENCE | 0254170 |
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