Antique Edwardian 18ct Yellow Gold Diamond Ring By Willis and Sons Circa 1910 feminine and delicate in appearance

feminine and delicate in appearance this turn of the century 9ct rose gold ring features seven tiny seed or half pearls surrounding an early red paste/glass faceted round stone simulating a bright fiery garnet

no thinning to gold

and given the combination of the two subtle gold hues this beauty lends itself to allowing you to mix and match your other favourite gold necklaces and pendants

stemming mostly from Greek and Roman art scenes while the weeping willow symbolising grief and mourning

it means 'watchtower' and is used as a blessing

Antique Edwardian 18ct Yellow Gold Diamond Ring By Willis and Sons Circa 1910 feminine and delicate in appearanceManufactured by one of our iconic early Australian jewellery firms Willis and Sons in the early 20th century this immaculate 18ct yellow gold and diamond ring is stunning. Set to the centre is an old cut diamond measuring approx 3. 5mm or 0. 17cts surrounded by a further ten old cut diamonds measuring approx 2mm each or 0. 03cts, with a total diamond weight of just under half a carat (0. 47cts). The centre diamond is six claw set in a raised coronet