Edwardian 18K Sapphire & Old Mine Cut Diamond Celestial Star Ring, Size 7, Chester 1901

About This Ring:

This Edwardian 18K gold ring showcases three delicate stars, each centered with a precious stone—two blue sapphires and one old mine cut diamond. The crisp Chester 1901 hallmarks and rich patina highlight its authentic old soul character, evoking a timeless celestial elegance. 

Condition:

The ring remains in great antique condition. The sapphires display minor abrasions from age, with one sapphire appearing lighter in tone than the other, adding to the piece’s unique story and charm.

Details:

Materials: Tests as 18K Yellow Gold.

Size: 7

Front:

     Width: 8.1 mm

     Rise: 2.3 mm

Back:

     Width: 2.5 mm

     Rise: 0.68 mm

Weight: 4.68  grams

Era: Edwardian, Circa 1901- 1902 (approximate)

Maker: Unknown

Old Mine Cut Diamond:

     Diameter: 2.1 mm to 2.3 mm

     Depth: 1.5 mm

     Color: H/I

     Clarity: SI2/I1- Eye clean

     Estimated Total Weight: 0.05 ct

Old Cut Natural Sapphires:

     Diameter: 3.3 mm to 3.6 mm

     Depth: 2.3 mm

     Color: Blue, one is lighter

     Treatment: One has a little bit of filler residue on the back that once covered a small surface pit, not seen without magnification. Some heat on both stones.

 

Please note that when evaluated with alternate methods, including XRF, vintage, antique, and pre-owned jewelry may read slightly below the stated purity due to variations in alloy composition, manufacturing tolerances, the presence of other materials, solder, bloomed surfaces, or past repairs. This piece may read anywhere from 16K to 17.9K. Hallmarks are identified through research and comparison to known examples. Stones have been graded, assessed, and measured in their settings; evaluations are limited to what the setting permits. Treatments, if present, may not always be detectable. All details, including weights and dimensions, are approximate. Item color may vary slightly from photos due to differences in lighting and screen settings. Any stated circa dates are based on stylistic and manufacturing characteristics and should be considered approximate.