With softly worn prongs and old cut diamonds with the chunkiest facets, we love the way the stones take centre stage in this band. Five stone rings have been most popular for the century spanning the Georgian, Victorian, and Edwardian periods, with the boat-style of tapering sizes coming into greatest prominence around the turn of the 20th century. We love them best for their low profile, excellent finger coverage, and the way they can easily work as an engagement ring, wedding band, or even pull double duty as a 2-in-1.

Very good antique condition with wear in line with age and use, including evidence of past resizing, wear to prongs, and some thinning in the back of the band.

Details:
• 18k gold with partial British hallmarks that appear to be a closest match to Birmingham 1869
• Size 6 and can be resized within one size
• Five old cut diamonds (outermost two slightly more elongated, inner three with a rounder profile) approximately 0.50ctw 
• Face of ring measures 5.7mm wide, 13mm across, with a rise of 3mm; back of band measures 1.9mm wide and 0.8mm thick
• 2.0g