Edwardian Mine Cut Diamond Cluster Engagement Ring

This fantastic Diamond cluster ring would be equally at home on the engagement ring finger or on the right hand. It was made right at the turn of the 20th century, pre-white gold, when platinum was used with yellow gold to give Diamonds a neutral backdrop. In this case, a sextet of old mine cut Diamonds forms a daisy shaped cluster, mimicking a single larger Diamond. Keep in mind that Diamonds were significantly pricier at this time, so using smaller Diamonds was a strategic way to get a larger look for a bit less money. These are sizable old cut stones, each one gleaming from their flush-set mount. This is one of our favorite rings in stock, not just for the adorable Edwardian design, but also due to the smooth low-profile nature of the setting which makes it so comfortable to wear. Magnificent!