C.1880 18K Triple Coiled Snake Ring with Diamond Eyes

Our 18K snake ring is studded with a round diamond on its head and is crafted of a rich yellow gold. The richness of the gold-work is a feature of this ring. Note how the goldsmith c...

18K extremely rare Victorian five stone Columbian emerald half hoop ring. Five stone rings were popular during the Victorian period and the design was particularly beloved, with its...

Substantial 18K double snake ring fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1918 and stamped 18 carat and set with a diamond and a ruby. The gems are set into a carved diamond shape in a very ...

The five stone 19th century ring design is one of the most enduring Victorian ring styles today. The Victorians designed five stone rings using every gemstone and combinations of gemstones imaginable. Our ring has 5 polished flat cut almandine garnets set into a gold border and open in the back allowing in light and air. The gold work between the stones allows the ring to be worn alongside other rings without damaging the stones. We love the scroll detail on the shoulders. The half hoop ring design and original hand drawn renderings is shown in the last image and was duplicated from the 1896 catalog of EW Streeter, with further credit to Diana Scarisbrick's book Rings: Symbols of Wealth, Power, and Affection. The ring is a US size 6 and is approximately 4 cm high. It is shown in the images alongside an almandine garnet single stone locket...