Estate Platinum & Diamond Daisy Cluster Ring

 Although diamond engagement rings among the aristocracy were common from the 15th century and on, it wasn't a widespread practice until the Victorian Era. A popular design was the "daisy", a solitaire diamond surrounded by smaller diamonds to represent a flower. Daisies were associated with loyalty, purity and innocence, the very attributes sought after in a new bride.

Today, this style of ring is not reserved for matrimonial wear only. Cocktail rings and rings intended for the middle or index fingers are often designed in the flower-like shape, and are appropriate to wear for any occasion.

This ring, made of an impressive 1.30 total carats in diamonds, is set in platinum, giving it an icy cold feel, just as if a daisy was caught in a winter storm, freezing the beautiful blossom in place, perfectly preserved for your finger!

*Includes a GAL evaluation.

Details (approximate)

Size (can be resized): 5

Dimensions: Ring top is 14mm in diameter

Weight: 4.8 grams

Materials: Platinum, round brilliant cut diamonds

1 round brilliant cut diamond=.19ct; 7 round brilliant cut diamonds=.81ctw

Marks: None

Condition: Excellent Estate condition

GAL appraisal value: $4,750.00

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