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Vintage 18K Amethyst & Diamond Ring — Charles Green & Sons, Birmingham, 1994
Vintage 18K Amethyst & Diamond Ring — Charles Green & Sons, Birmingham, 1994
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A richly detailed vintage ring crafted in 18K yellow gold by Charles Green & Sons of Birmingham, England, and fully British hallmarked for 1994. Designed in an antique-inspired style, the ring features a graduated arrangement of deep purple amethysts accented by bright diamonds, all set within an ornate scrolling gold mount.
The setting is especially beautiful from the side, where openwork scrolls and decorative goldwork create the look and presence of a much earlier Victorian or Edwardian jewel. The combination of saturated purple amethyst, warm 18K gold, and diamond accents gives the ring a dramatic, romantic feel while still remaining very wearable.
Details
- Vintage, dated 1994
- Maker: Charles Green & Sons
- Birmingham, England
- Fully British hallmarked
- 18K yellow gold
- Amethyst and full cut diamonds
- Ring size: 4.75
- Weight: 4.2 grams
Why We Love It
We love how convincingly this ring captures the romance of antique jewelry while still offering the reassurance of a fully hallmarked British piece with a known maker and date. The scrollwork is particularly special, giving the ring dimension and interest from every angle rather than concentrating all of the detail across the top.
The deep purple amethysts look especially rich against the yellow gold, while the diamonds add just enough brightness to lift the entire design. It has the decorative presence of an antique statement ring without feeling overly formal.
Condition
Very good vintage condition with light surface wear consistent with age and previous use. The gold retains strong definition throughout the ornate shoulders and gallery. The amethysts and diamonds appear secure in their settings, with minor surface wear or abrasions possible upon close inspection. The British hallmarks remain present and legible. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the condition description.
