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A handwrought Edwardian mounting is set with a 0.41 carat, J color, VVS2 clarity transitional cut diamond in this romantic filigree ring. Diamond studded flowers on the shoulders and a dazzling filigree design intriques the eye from every angle. Details: Handwrought platinum mounting. Transitional cut diamond; 0.41 carats. Old style single cut diamonds; 0.78 carats. Circa 1910.

Two posies, one on each shoulder, peek out from an intricate filigree design in this vintage diamond engagement ring. Scalloped filigree fans unfurl from the under-bezel of the ring, lending a wisp of summery delight. Tucked amidst the poesies in a square top setting is a round European cut diamond which weighs 0.65 carats. Circa 1930.

In this antique Victorian ring, a cushion cut peridot is surrounded by a halo of rose cut diamonds set in silver. A cluster of ten antique rose cut diamonds form petals around the center peridot. These diamonds total 0.40 carats. The cushion cut peridot has a gemstone weight of 0.90 carats. A 14k yellow gold band provides a contrasting backdrop for this Victorian ring. Circa 1890.

In this filigree and diamond antique engagement ring, flowers and leaves twist and turn in all directions. The pierced 18k white gold band of this antique engagement ring is highlighted at the shoulders with a pair of diamond-studded lozenges. Single cut diamonds are bead set at the center of these lozenges. An old European cut diamond is split-prong set at the top. This GIA-certified diamond is I in color and VS2 in clarity. It weighs 1.25 carats. Circa 1920.

This Art Nouveau antique pendant brooch is as fresh as the morning dewy glow and tantalizing color of an English garden. Done in a freeform heart design, this 14k yellow gold pendant is dotted with three silver white button shaped pearls. Rose and green enamel brings the floral and leaf elements to life. A Carter, Gough & Co. trademark attests to this pendant’s provenance. A classic pin assembly with chatelaine hook allows this antique pendant to also be worn as a brooch. Circa 1900

Delicate filigree work adds interest to this Victorian antique onyx and cameo flip ring’s dramatic backsplash. The highlight of this antique flip ring is the interchangeable bezel. The black onyx side is centerpieced with a rhomboid-set round single cut diamond that weighs 0.01 carats. The opposing side showcases a peachy shell cameo that features a milky female right profile. A 14k white gold band lends metallic shimmer to both options. Circa 1900.

A trio of diamonds flows down the elongated center of this vintage diamond cocktail ring. The 18k white gold band of this 1930s dinner ring rises to an open-weave freeform top setting. A ladder of diamonds extends down the center. The three diamonds that pinpoint each step are single cut and total 0.04 carats. Circa 1930.

The unique architecture of this classic style vintage diamond engagement ring maximizes the impact of its diamonds. The 14k white gold band is designed with swirled, chevron and square elements. A pair of single cut diamonds is set inside the chevrons at the shoulders. They flank a round brilliant cut diamond that is tucked in the center of the square top plate. This G-colored, VS1-clarity diamond weighs 0.15 carats. The combined weight of all the diamonds is 0.17 carats. Circa 1930.

Vines and flowers wrap around an amethyst in this garden inspired antique engagement ring. Feathery fronds and delicate blossoms serpentine their way up the shoulders of this antique engagement ring’s pierced 14k white gold band. This climbing vine motif provides a soft backsplash for the 1.87 carat round amethyst that bursts forth from the center. A zigzag pattern around the octagonal top setting adds a touch of the unexpected to this antique engagement ring. Circa 1935 or later.

Wrap your finger in lacey elegance with this filigree and champagne diamond antique ring. The platinum band’s domed design has filigree hearts, hourglasses and curlicues. Eight European cut diamonds totaling 0.32 carats are scattered throughout. A larger round European cut champagne diamond is octagonally nestled in the center and weighs 0.28 carats. Circa 1900.

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