Diamond and demantoid garnet marquise cluster ring by William Griffiths & Sons, English, circa 1920.


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Diamond and demantoid garnet marquise cluster ring by William Griffiths & Sons, English, circa 1920.

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Diamond and demantoid garnet marquise cluster ring by William Giffiths & Sons. Set with a central graduated vertical row of seven round old cut diamonds in open back rubover settings, with two further set to the shoulders in grain settings, all nine with a combined approximate weight of 0.40 carats, surrounded by a single row of twenty eight round old cut natural demantoid garnets in open back grain and rubover settings with a combined approximate weight of 0.28 carats, to an openwork marquise cluster design featuring millegrain edging, a pierced gallery and intricate open backholing, the trumpeting shoulders tapering down to a D-shape solid shank. Marked 18 carat yellow gold with platinum settings, maker's mark for William Griffiths & Sons, English, circa 1920.

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Incorporated in 1916 in Birmingham, William Griffiths & Sons had previously gone by the name of Walter G. Griffith (incorporated 1856). Located in the heart of the Birmingham jewellery quarter, the firm also exhibited at the 1929 British Industries fair.

In the 19th century, Birmingham was the birthplace of the industrial revolution with factories, workshops and crafts springing up all over, leading the city to become known as ‘the workshop of the world’. In their heyday in 1913, over 30,000 people were employed in Birmingham’s jewellery trade.

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Diamond and demantoid garnet marquise cluster ring by William Griffiths & Sons, English, circa 1920.
Diamond and demantoid garnet marquise cluster ring by William Giffiths & Sons. Set with a central graduated vertical row of seven round old cut diamonds in open back rubover settings, with two further set to the shoulders in grain settings, all nine with a combined approximate weight of 0.40 carats, surrounded by a single row of twenty eight round old cut natural demantoid garnets in open back grain and rubover settings with a combined approximate weight of 0.28 carats, to an openwork marquise cluster design featuring millegrain edging, a pierced gallery and intricate open backholing, the trumpeting shoulders tapering down to a D-shape solid shank. Marked 18 carat yellow gold with platinum settings, maker's mark for William Griffiths & Sons, English, circa 1920.
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