Details
Made by renowned London jeweller Bravingtons and bearing authentic London hallmarks for 1968, this striking vintage five-stone diamond ring is a stunning piece, crafted in two-tone 18ct white and yellow gold. It showcases approx. 1.3 carats of repurposed transitional-cut diamonds, with distinctive star-shaped facets, displaying a bright H colour and eye-clean SI1 clarity grade. Each stone is elevated in tall coronet settings that fan out gracefully across the top of the finger to maximise their brilliance and fire.
This exceptional ring carries a fascinating two-tiered history. Its luminous transitional-cut diamonds were originally hand-faceted during the glamorous 1920s before being lovingly reset into this contemporary mount in London's Swinging Sixties. Perhaps they were once part of a cherished family story, passed down and thoughtfully reinvented over time into a treasured engagement or anniversary ring, with the five diamonds traditionally symbolising the enduring pillars of love, trust, devotion, respect, and commitment.
This rare and one-of-a-kind Bravingtons creation offers irresistible sparkle, timeless craftsmanship, and true heirloom appeal. Whether chosen by a vintage-loving bride or gifted to mark a milestone anniversary, it is a piece with remarkable soul and history. Wear it alone as a breath-taking statement or stack it effortlessly alongside a wedding band.
WEIGHT: 4.1 grams
SIZE: Q (UK), 8 ¼ (US) – Free Re-sizing available. Please request your size at checkout.
MEASURES: Gallery Height 5mm x Width 20mm x Depth 4.5mm – Band Width 1.5mm
METAL: White/ Yellow Gold (Stamped 18ct)
STONES: Diamonds (Centre approx. 4.5mm, 0.40ct – 1.3ct total)
DIAMOND GRADE: SI 1 clarity – H colour
AGE: Dated 1968
MARKS: 18ct stamp, London Leopard/ Date hallmarks, Maker’s Mark (Bravingtons)
CONDITION: Excellent, wear commensurate with age.
ITEM NUMBER: 26-229
