This antique diamond ring reflects the enduring appeal of small diamond-set gold rings. The five-stone layout creates a balanced line across the finger. It also gives the ring sparkle without making it feel heavy.

The listing does not confirm a specific period. However, the design fits the wider antique and vintage tradition of practical diamond rings. GIA notes that diamonds became more common in Victorian jewellery after South African diamond discoveries in the later 19th century.

Material and Diamond Context

The 18ct gold setting adds warmth and material value. The World Gold Council explains that 18 carat gold contains 75 percent gold and 25 percent other metals. Therefore, the metal gives the ring fine-jewellery weight and durability.

Diamond quality depends on several factors. GIA explains that cut, colour, clarity, and carat weight shape diamond value. In this ring, the five diamonds work together as a bright, graduated design.

Design Description

This ring is crafted in 18ct gold. It features 5 diamonds with a total diamond weight of 0.14ct. The central diamond measures 2.5mm.

Two diamonds measure 2.15mm, while two smaller diamonds measure 1.5mm. Ojamie lists the ring weight as 3.68g, the width as 7.0mm, and the size as O.