9ct Gold Garnet Flower Cluster Ring RQ00133.

With six oval red garnets around a single round garnet centre.

Presented in a beautiful black leatherette and velvet ring box. Please scroll the picture to see the box.

The post 9ct Gold Garnet Flower Cluster Ring RQ00133 appeared first on City of London Jewellers.

Marquise Diamond Cluster Ring RQ00132.

The post Marquise Diamond Cluster Ring RQ00132 appeared first on City of London Jewellers.

Please note this ring is size S 1/2 but can be resized on special order and you can also choose to have either heads up or the George & dragon up IE. showing at the top.

The post Full Sovereign Ring RQ00131 appeared first on City of London Jewellers.

18ct Oval-Sapphire & Diamond Ring RQ00129.

Crafted with an 18ct yellow gold base and an 18ct white gold settings, this classic oval design will add a cool retro look to your style, set with a single large dark blue oval sapphire measuring 10mm x 13mm surrounded with fourteen round sparkling diamonds.

Estimated sapphire weight 3.15cts.
Estimated diamond weight 0.28cts.

The post 18ct Oval-Sapphire & Diamond Ring RQ00129 appeared first on City of London Jewellers.

9ct Gold Cameo Ring RQ00128.

The post 9ct Gold Cameo Ring RQ00128 appeared first on City of London Jewellers.

Metal: 9ct Yellow Gold
Item Weight:-6.6g
Height:- 21.7mm
Width:- 22.9mm

9ct Gold Half-Sovereign Ring-Mount RG00044.

The post 9ct Gold Half-Sovereign Ring-Mount RG00044 appeared first on City of London Jewellers.

18ct Yellow-Gold Dearest Ring RA00669.

The Victorian’s were typically romantic, sentimental and liked to give meaningful gifts such as this 18ct Yellow-Gold Dearest Ring to there loved ones. One of the most sentimental types of jewellery to come out of this era were the acrostic rings.IE dear · precious · adored · loved · beloved · much loved · favourite · cherished · treasured · prized · esteemed · worshipped · idolized ETC. These were rings that used the initials of gemstones to represent letters. Put together, the gemstones would spell a word like regards, dearest or adore. These were basically little love letters full of passion and love.

A dearest ring was the perfect way to tell someone that they were loved. It was given as a token of love and its valuable gemstones and precious metals made a passionate statement. Interestingly, Dearest rings were not typically given as engagement rings.

These stones were often set in a straight line or in a circular flower like pattern, with the diamond in the middle.

The dearest ring is still very popular today and are an excellent way to add some colour to jewellery while sending a meaningful message in the ring design.

In the past, trends in jewellery and accessories were not just influenced by fashion but also by notable aristocrats, including members of the royal family.

Acrostic jewellery such as this 18ct Yellow-Gold Dearest Ring rose in popularity in the 1820s and 1830s. Queen Victoria came to the throne in 1837 during what is now considered the Romantic Era. The Victorians are well known for their love of romance and symbolism, so it is no surprise that people were drawn to this acrostic jewellery trend.

There are no set rules as to what design the gemstones should be set, as long as the diamond and coloured gemstones are in the correct order to spell out ‘Dearest’. You may choose to have your gemstones set in a circular pattern or in a straight line or perhaps set into a beautiful engraved pattern. So if you are after a ring that has lots of colour, is a little unusual and has a lovely romantic sentiment, then this is possibly the perfect ring for you!

The post 18ct Yellow-Gold Dearest Ring RA00669 appeared first on City of London Jewellers.

A gorgeous second hand 18ct gold ring with white gold settings. Set with a single vibrant blue sapphire surrounded with sparkling Victorian old cut diamonds.

The post Vintage Sapphire & Diamond Ring RQ00126 appeared first on City of London Jewellers.

9ct White-Gold Oval Signet Ring RG00043.

We have specialist hand engravers with over 150 years of combined experience in reproducing your family crests or initials to your specifications.

The signet ring is almost certainly the first type of ring made for practical purposes, dating as far back as ancient times.

Up until the end of the Regency period, only gentlemen were entitled to wear signet rings. Each of those rings had a seal which was unique to the gentleman who wore it. Today the tradition of wearing a signet ring with a family crest is still very popular with both ladies and gentlemen, especially in the city of London.

Click here for Hand Engraving Examples of Styles.

What is a Hallmark?

Discover the assurance of quality as this 9ct White Gold Oval Signet Ring is hallmarked, confirming its adherence to legal purity standards.

The post White Gold 9ct Oval Signet Ring RG00043 16mm x 13mm appeared first on City of London Jewellers.

City of London Jewellers present the Lambourn Blue Silver Ring RS00028.
Measurements:- 12.9mm x 11.6mm.
Height of the top from finger 7mm.

Beware of cheap, low-quality imitation rings. Sold by china-based sellers! We sell only genuine, high-quality creations.
Dispatched from our UK London Studio with tracking. So you can be assured of quality service and reliability.

This gorgeous Oval Blue CZ Silver Halo Ring Looks great on its own or for maximum impact why not wear it with the matching pendant and earrings.
Matching Pendant
Matching Earrings

All Presented in beautiful black leatherette and velvet gift boxes. please scroll picture to see box.

What is Cubic Zirconia.
Cubic zirconia such as the ones set in this Lambourn Blue Silver Ring are also known as CZ it is a synthesized or manmade crystalline material that is made to look like diamonds, it is hard and flawless and is an affordable alternative to buying a diamond. Most people know Cubic zirconia as being a substitute for white diamonds but it is also made in other colours to simulate the different colours of diamonds and other stones. It is a flawless material that is free from inclusions.

Cubic zirconia is a relatively new material which first came onto the market in 1976 and very quickly became popular because of its diamond like quality, durability, and the fact that is an affordable alternative to real diamonds.

Lambourn Blue Silver Ring RS00028, Blue Oval Silver Halo Ring, Silver Blue CZ Ring, Oval Blue CZ Silver Halo Ring.

The post Lambourn Blue Silver Ring RS00028 appeared first on City of London Jewellers.