This lovely c.1930s ring features a smooth, glowing pearl at the centre of a halo of transitional cut diamonds that dazzle in natural and electric light alike. Inspired by late Edwardian modest elegance and natural beauty, the halo of diamonds sits in a scalloped frame evocative of the daisy rings that were so popular in the decades that preceded it. The contrast between twinkling diamonds and the smooth sheen of the pearl is enchanting while the low rise and slim band give it a modern feel.

Very good near-antique condition with minor wear in line with age and use, including evidence of past resizing, and of repair at pearl (some epoxy visible). 

Details:
• 18k yellow and white gold, stamped and tested, with a small segment of 14k gold from a past resize
• Size 8.5 and can be resized within two sizes
• One cultured pearl (with some wear to nacre), 10 transitional cut diamonds approximately 0.20ctw
• Face of ring measures 8.7mm wide, 8.6mm across, with a rise of 5.1mm; back of band measures 2mm wide and 0.8mm thick
• 2.3g