Edwardian Emerald 5-Stone Bezel Ring heart cupid's aim is true

cupid's aim is true

The name "harlequin" has long been used to describe jewellery set with many different coloured gemstones

It's a fine and lightweight chain and remains in great condition

described by Timothy Point as:

and the jockey sports a yellow cap and blue and yellow striped jersey

Edwardian Emerald 5-Stone Bezel Ring heart cupid's aim is trueDATE: Edwardian, c. 1910 A stylish Edwardian five stone ring set with 0. 65 carat total of vivid natural emeralds. Typical of this era, the stones rest in bezel settings featuring millegrain detail, the yellow gold contrasting beautifully with the vibrant and colourful stones. They graduate in size across the head, resting beautifully against the finger with a gorgeously pierced gallery and knife edge shoulders. Its modelled in rich and buttery 18