FOILED Rose Cut Diamond 14K Gold Royal Blue Enamel Ring c. 1840, Early Victorian French Royal Blue Enameled Ring 18k_antique_ring While initials and monograms were

While initials and monograms were more common as part of signet rings or watch fobs

Most of them are in very good condition but I did spot one cracked marcasite at the top of the ring

Two holes which have been soldered to the back of the brooch so that the piece can be worn as a pendant but you will need a very small bail to thread through the small holes

Forged from high quality gold fill around the turn of the century

I can never seem to keep enough of this style in stock and I understand why

FOILED Rose Cut Diamond 14K Gold Royal Blue Enamel Ring c. 1840, Early Victorian French Royal Blue Enameled Ring 18k_antique_ring While initials and monograms wereThis early Victorian diamond solitaire ring was crafted from 14K solid gold c. 1840. The focal point is a brilliant foiled rose cut diamond, cradled in a raised split claw setting for maximum radiance. The diamond measures a generous 6 mm in diameter, making approximately . 42 carats. Surrounding and flanking the diamond are rich royal blue enamel accents, adding a regal flair to the piece. The design culminates in intricate scrolling motif in gold