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Practical yet beautiful with a touch of modern sophistication, it's almost hard to believe that this ring is over 120 years old!
The star-setting (formerly known as a Gypsy setting) originated in the Victorian era. Upon inception, this style of ring was quite popular among gentlemen. However, it wasn't long before women began adorning themselves with this gender-neutral setting.
Commonly referred to as the "lucky star" setting, many Victorians would gift this style of ring to friends, loved ones or their betrothed as a way to say, "you are the star of my life."
Made by Arthur Walter Crosbee and Co, this stunning ring is fashioned in brilliant yellow 18k gold. It has a diamond centerpiece with rubies on either side -- one pink and one slightly more purple.
Because of the sunk-mount setting, this piece would make a great everyday ring.
Additional Details
Date: 1903-1904
Materials: 18k gold, diamond, ruby
Size: 7.25
Markings: AWC & Co, Chester Assay mark, 18, C date mark (for 1903-4), 425
Condition: Very Good
Band as light scratches consistent with age and wear. The shanks of the ring is slightly out of round and has the slightest kink in the back.
Clean gently with warm soap and water and a soft bristled brush. Lightly polish with a jewelry polishing cloth, if needed.
