Georgian Foil Backed Garnet Ring in 15 Carat Gold, Circa 1830

A deeply romantic and evocative jewel from the late Georgian era, this exquisite ring captures the timeless elegance of 18th and early 19th century design. Created in rich 15 carat gold, it is set with a striking trio of oval cut garnets. Each have been foil backed to enhance their glowing, wine-red hue. The use of the foil back meant that the stones have marvellous sparkle, especially in candle light.

The three stone arrangement was a popular and meaningful choice in Georgian jewellery, often symbolising past, present and future. The garnets themselves, prized in Georgian England for their deep red hues, are beautifully showcased here in subtly raised collet settings with delicate claw details that still speak of their original craftsmanship.

Due to the smaller finger size the garnets completely cover the finger creating a complete bejewelled look. Its rich colour, understated setting and age worn charm make it a perfect choice for collectors of antique jewellery or those seeking a meaningful, historic piece to wear and treasure.

DETAILS 

ERA: Late Georgian 

MATERIAL/HALLMARK: Unhallmarked 15 carat gold 

MEASUREMENTS :

Ring size:  Finger size H 1/2 (UK/AU) 4 (US) 

Weight: 2.1 grams approximately  

Condition: the ring is in lovely antique condition and ready to wear with a light patina to the stones and gold in line with the age of the ring. 

Please note the antique ring box is for display only

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