This Georgian diamond and blue glass mourning ring is centred with a finely executed silver urn motif, set against a panel of rich blue glass. The urn is set with a central shield cut diamond weighing 0.60 carats (estimated weight). The oval top is surrounded with old‑cut diamonds set in silver.
The head of the ring measures 31 mm by 18 mm, its generous proportions lending the piece a distinguished presence on the hand. The diamonds, with their characteristic soft brilliance, are estimated to weigh approximately 2,50 carats in total (estimated weight).
In overall very good condition.
A refined example of late Georgian mourning jewellery, dating to circa 1790–1810, this ring exemplifies the period’s elegant neoclassical aesthetic and its tradition of commemorative adornment. It is a jewel of both sentiment and craftsmanship, suitable for the discerning collector of historic jewels.
Weight: 10.4 grams
Size: 8.3/4 Us size (resizable)
Materials: gold and silver
Stones: old cut diamonds