We're weak in the knees over this sweet and tender five stone ring. We love the style for the flattering finger coverage, and the five stones are a lovely way to mark milestones or anniversaries. The five stone ring was a beloved style in the Victorian period, and this is a perfectly charming example.

The ring bears some marks of its 126 years with the last stone on one end having been replaced with a modern brilliant (in contrast with the four original old mine cuts), and resize/repair marks along the shank that are visible but hardly noticeable once it's on the finger.

This would make a beautiful stacking ring, engagement ring, wedding band, or 2-in-1 engagement/wedding ring.

Details:
• 18k gold with British hallmarks for Chester 1893
• Size 5.5 and can be resized within reason
• Four old mine cuts and one round brilliant cut conservatively estimated at 0.16 carats total weight
• 5.6mm at widest with a rise of 3.4mm, back of band tapers to 2.1mm wide and 1mm thick
• 2.6g