A wonderful antique 22ct yellow gold diamond wedding band dating to 1865, set with three rose-cut diamonds spaced gracefully along the band. The diamonds offer a subtle, antique sparkle that pairs beautifully with the rich colour of the high-carat gold.
The ring is in fabulous condition, with the diamonds neatly set into the band, creating a smooth and practical design that has remained timeless for well over a century.
Clear hallmarks for the London Assay Office are present, including the 22ct gold mark, the Victorian duty head, and date letter ‘K’ for 1865, firmly placing this piece in the early Victorian period.
A rare and historic example of a Victorian diamond-set wedding band, full of character and heritage while remaining effortlessly wearable today.
Era:
Victorian, 1865
Hallmarks:
London assay office, 22ct gold and date letter 'K' for the year 1865.
