Old mine diamond solitaire ring, early 20th Century.
Gold & Platinum, Diamond
£8,000
Old minediamondsolitaire ring. Set with a cushion shape old mine diamond in an open backclaw setting with an approximate weight of 1.25 carats, to an elegant solitaire design featuring curving claws, a pierced gallery and circular open backholing, flanked by stylised tapering shoulders with cheniers and ridge detail that flows through to a solid D-shapeshank. Tested yellow gold, settings tested platinum, early 20th Century.
Old mine diamond solitaire ring, early 20th Century.Gold & Platinum, Diamond
DELIVERY & PAYMENT NOTE
Please note the item must be shipped to the billing address of the payment card if paid online.
If you prefer to collect your piece in person, the remaining balance must be paid in-store at the time of collection or via bank transfer.
Reserve with a deposit£1,600
The piece is held exclusively for you
20% non-refundable, non-transferable deposit
Up to 3 months to pay the balance
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In store via card or Apple Pay
Purchase in full£8,000
Settle the full amount today
Please note the piece must be shipped to the billing address of the payment card
DELIVERY & PAYMENT NOTE
Please note the item must be shipped to the billing address of the payment card if paid online.
If you prefer to collect your piece in person, the remaining balance must be paid in-store at the time of collection or via bank transfer.
Please send your enquiry and one of our jewellery experts will get back to you as soon as possible.
International Ring Sizes
Inside diameter
(mm)
USA
UK
China
India
European
11.63
0
11.84
¼
12.04
½
A
12.24
¾
A½
12.45
1
B
1
12.65
1¼
B½
12.85
1½
C
13.06
1¾
C½
41
13.26
2
D
2
42
13.46
2¼
D½
13.67
2½
E
3
43
13.87
2¾
E½
14.07
3
F
4
44
14.27
3¼
F½
5
45
14.48
3½
G
14.68
3¾
G½
6
46
H
47
14.88
4
H½
7
15.09
4¼
I
48
15.29
4½
I½
8
15.49
4¾
J
49
15.7
5
J½
9
50
15.9
5¼
K
51
16.1
5½
K½
10
16.31
5¾
L
52
16.51
6
L½
11
16.71
6¼
M
12
53
16.92
6½
M½
13
17.12
6¾
N
54
17.32
7
O
14
55
17.53
7¼
O½
56
17.73
7½
P
15
17.93
7¾
P½
57
18.14
8
Q
16
18.34
8¼
Q½
58
18.54
8½
R
17
59
18.75
8¾
R½
18.95
9
S
18
60
19.15
9¼
19.35
9½
S½
19
61
19.56
9¾
T
19.76
10
T½
20
62
19.96
10¼
U
21
20.17
10½
U½
22
63
20.37
10¾
V
64
20.57
11
V½
23
20.78
11¼
W
65
20.98
11½
W½
24
21.18
11¾
X
66
21.39
12
Y
25
67
21.59
12¼
Y½
68
21.79
12½
Z
26
22
12¾
Z½
69
22.2
13
27
22.4
13¼
22.61
13½
22.81
13¾
23.01
14
23.22
14¼
23.42
14½
23.62
14¾
23.83
15
24.03
15¼
24.23
15½
24.43
15¾
24.64
16
UK Delivery
Next day delivery
Tuesday to Saturday before 1pm – order by 4:30pm
Complimentary
Nominated day delivery
Tuesday to Saturday
Complimentary
Same Day Delivery within London
Monday to Saturday – order by 3:30pm
£100
International delivery
USA
7-10 business days - complimentary fully insured shipping
Complimentary
Europe and Rest of World
7-10 business days - complimentary fully insured shipping
Complimentary
Returns
If upon receiving your piece, it is not to your liking, we offer complimentary returns within 14 days for all unseen purchases on both UK and International orders. Simply let us know, package up your piece, and you will be sent a return shipping label.
Taxes and Duties
Please note: that any applicable taxes, import duties, or customs fees are the responsibility of the customer and must be settled directly with your local customs authority.
If you are purchasing from outside the UK, we encourage you to get in touch with us directly. Our team will be pleased to advise and explore how we may assist with your order.
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