Metal: 18K Gold

Stone: Mine Cut Diamonds (Approx. .55ctw / H SI1) and a Ruby Cabochon ( Possibly Burmese in origin)

Size: 7

Width: Approx. 10mm in diameter.

What You Should Know: An incredibly beautiful blood red Ruby cabochon with a high dome, set between two sparkling diamonds. French in origin. Ruby has light scratches due to age.

*This Ring Can Be Resized

Nothing beats the classic perfection of a well-crafted flush mount ring. With gemstones embedded right into the metal, these rings don’t require prongs and usually don’t involve an overly decorative setting either. The design rose to prominence during the Victorian Era and was a shift away from the more ornate designs popular up until that point. Jewelry designers sought to create a simpler and more understated aesthetic in order to convey a refined, elegant style. 

Originally, these kinds of rings were mainly worn by men. But as the Victorian era wore on and the Edwardian period began, women hopped on the trend train. While these rings were often given as friendship rings given their notable durability, we have seen them as engagement rings in more recent years. Whatever form of love these rings symbolize - friendship, romantic or self-love - the timelessness is undeniable.

In perfect, smooth 18K gold, this Edwardian ring boasts two incredible mine cut diamonds that add up to about a .55ctw of sparkly heaven. They flank the star of the show: a high profile, cabochon ruby with the most saturated, deep blood red hue. She’s the ultimate heirloom-in-waiting.