This late-Victorian/early-Edwardian 14k antique rose gold ring of Israeli and Russian origins features a beautiful rose-cut diamond centered in silver. Two additional diamonds flank the center stone, and they’re all beautifully accented by a rose gold band. The central diamond has a romantic sparkle to it that makes you glimpse of golden days where this ring was once adorned on a young woman’s hand as a possible wedding ring or extravagant gift by a suitor. 
Materials: 14k rose gold, silver, diamonds. 
Size: Approx. 8.5. Can be resized. 
Hallmarks: “583”, “2”, and other faded hallmarks. 
Total weight: Approx. 2.45g. 
Condition: Center diamond has a large chip and other flaws and chips; one smaller diamond appears to be a replacement. Band possibly resized at one point in time. Please view photos and feel free to ask any questions prior to purchase. 
Circa 1900