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Global Gemology
Victorian Era Diamond Mourning Ring in 14K Gold
Victorian Era Diamond Mourning Ring in 14K Gold
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ABOUT US
Global Gemology is an NAJA Accredited Gemological Laboratory. All gem and jewelry items have been examined by a Graduate Gemologist (GG), Certified Master Appraiser (CMA), Registered Gemologist Appraiser (RGA), and Applied Jewelry Professional (AJP).
ABOUT THE ITEM
The Victorian Era is named after Queen Victoria, whose reign over Great Britain lasted from 1837 'til her death in 1901. After the death of Prince Albert in 1861, Queen Victoria went into mourning and began wearing all black, including her jewelry, which popularized the trend of mourning jewelry during The Grand Period, circa 1861-1885.
This gorgeous Mid Victorian Era antique mourning ring is crafted in 14 karat yellow gold, featuring old mine cut and old single cut diamonds and black enamel accents. The ring is presently a size 5 1/4 but can be resized by your local jeweler.
ITEM DETAILS | |
Metal: | 14K Yellow Gold |
Gender: | Lady's |
Ring Size: | 5.25 |
Hallmarks: | "14K" |
Gross Weight: | 6.4 grams (4.1 dwts) |
Age: | Mid Victorian Era, Grand Period (circa 1861-1885) |
Condition: | Very Good |
DIAMOND DETAILS | |
Quantity: | 9 |
Shape/Cutting Style: | 1 Old Mine Cut, 8 Old Single Cuts |
Color: | H-I |
Clarity: | VS1-I2 |
Total Carat Weight: | 0.45 ct. |









