London in 1897 – Queen Victoria was celebrating her 60^th year on the English throne, skirts were still to the floor and sleeves to the wrist, meanwhile the electron was discovered, and the first horseless cabs were introduced to the London streets – a time simultaneously traditional and rapidly changing. Also, the time and place that this chic ring was made. Delicately bead set with five old mine cut diamonds, but with sleek hexagonal frames in 18 karat yellow gold. The diamonds weigh approximately 0.47 carats, are I color, and SI clarity.

The ring is in excellent antique condition, is presently a size 8.75 and can be resized.