This plump midcentury c. 1951 English 18k gold ring features a lineup of five old mine cut diamonds perfectly nestled into a boat shape atop a hefty band. The discreet bead prongs practically disappear in the waterfall of handcut facets created by the sleek row. The slightest carvings in the band form parentheses which subtly yet enthusiastically frame the face of this satisfying piece, which could happily function as either engagement ring or wedding band.  

-Size 6.75 and somewhat resizable (please inquire) 

-Fully hallmarked (and tested) as 18k gold from London c. 1951

-0.78tcw J-L/SI1-I1 

-One end diamond has small chip, and the second to last has a natural indent 

-6.5mm wide at face

-2.4mm wide at back of band

-3mm rise from finger 

#219