Cross-over rings.
Designed originally by the Edwardians the cross-over ring can be found in any number of guises. Modern jewellers are busy copying original Edwardian and Belle-Époque cross-over ring designs to keep up with the sudden demand for them. While the Edwardians were designing light, florally inspired settings with the new metal (platinum had only just been widely introduced), jewellers today cannot replicate the light, intricately carved settings. We are lucky enough to have a lovely selection already in our collection, the difference being of course, that they are originals.
All hand made, all different, all set with natural stones. While the majority of these rings were made from 1905-1910, the design itself has been so popular that it has been made on and off for over a century, we have some fine Art Deco examples and we've also included a particularly lovely piece from 1970 in the selection.
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Three Stone Old Cut Diamond Cross/Over Ring with Fancy Shoulders.
Ref: 14102 -
Belle Époque Diamond Ring in Platinum and Gold, Circa 1905.
Ref: 13833 -
Antique ruby and diamond ring cross/over ring, french circa 1905.
Ref: 12226 -
Old Cut Diamond Three Stone Cross/Over Ring in Platinum.
Ref: 13526 -
Sapphire and diamond crossover ring, circa 1910.
Ref: 13532 -
Diamond cross/over ring in yellow gold and platinum.
Ref: 12087 -
Antique Emerald and Diamond Cross/Over Ring.
Ref: 13433 -
Diamond Cross Over Ring in Platinum, Circa 1935.
Ref: 14209 -
Two stone diamond ring with rose cut diamond set shank, circa 1910.
Ref: 12600 -
Diamond Cross Over Ring, American 1970.
Ref: 14276 -
Diamond Cross Over Ring, French circa 1910.
Ref: 14233 -
Old cut diamond cross over ring with diamond set shoulders in platinum
Ref: 13608
