Delicate and charming, this gold and platinum ring is inspired by Victorian sentimentality and Edwardian femininity. Six bright diamonds surround a central seventh diamond like the petals on a daisy. A high-karat yellow gold band lends warmth and contrast and allows the ring to blend seamlessly into your jewelry wardrobe.

Daisy cluster rings were popular in the Edwardian and Art Deco periods, and looking back to Victorians' love of symbolism, the daisy has long be representative of a simple, pure love and innocence. Consider as well Fitzgerald's glamorous and tragic heroine Daisy Buchanan, introduced to the world in 1925, and you'll see the continued popularity of the flower through the first half of the century. 

Very good antique condition with reasonable wear in line with age and use, including minor evidence of past resizing.

Details:
• 18k yellow gold and platinum, stamp worn but tested
• Size 6 1/8 and can be resized within two sizes
• One old mine cut diamond approximately 0.12ct, six old European cut diamonds approximately 0.18 carat total weight; overall approximately 0.30 carat total weight
• Face of ring measures 8.3mm wide, 7.7mm across, with a rise of 4.5mm; back of band measures 1.2mm wide and 1.1mm thick
• 2.1g