Georgian/Napoléon I Imperial Topaz w/ Rosecut Halo 18ct Yellow Gold

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This incredible ring is one of the best examples I've had the privilege of holding in my hands. Centered is a bright and delightfully peachy imperial topaz set in 18ct yellow gold with a foiled and closed back setting. Surrounding the topaz is a halo of ten rose cut diamonds all set into silver also in a closed and foiled back. The shoulders are decorated in a floral spray as though to be a leafed stem supporting a flowers head, also in 18ct yellow gold. Dating to approximately 1810 it is firmly within the Georgian Era and the Napoléon I (Bonaparte) Era. The design and styling is very much in line with both English and French pieces of this time. I suspect this ring was sized up at some point in its past and while it does not currently boast any hallmarks, they were likely lost to history for that reson.

Size: UK Q.5 / US 8.25 - sizable

Metal: 18ct Yellow Gold

Weight: 4.64 Grams

Main Stone: Imperial Topaz Approximately 1.75ctw

Secondary Stone: Rose Cut Diamonds Approximately 1.0ctw

Markings: None

Condition: In Excellent Antique Condition

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*The nature of a Rose Cut diamond, in a setting, makes it impossible to know weight without removing the stone/s. Any weights given will be approximations based on the size of the diamond face, or if the stone was weighed loose outside of the setting.