Delicate daisy-set ring featuring seven faceted garnets, with a central stone surrounded by six others, forming a harmonious and luminous flower.
The garnets display a beautiful deep red hue with warm reflections, typical of pyrope or almandine garnets used in early 20th-century English jewellery.
The fine and elegant setting rests on a simple openwork basket, characteristic of British post-war creations.
Hallmarks:
Lion passant (925 sterling silver)
Crowned leopard's head (London)
Date letter D corresponding to the year 1919
Maker's mark present: L-R (silversmith) and J-L D (retailer?)
Dimensions: Weight: 1.81 g
Size: 54 (adjustable by a jeweller)
Dimensions of the floral motif: approximately 7 mm in diameter
Condition: very good antique condition, stones firmly set, beautiful sparkle, healthy and undeformed setting.
A delicate and romantic ring, a testament to English elegance from the interwar period, perfect for daily wear or as a small, history-rich gift.
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