This unique and sentimental daisy ring hits all the right notes. A beloved Edwardian style, daisy rings were common in the early 20th century and made great use of rich yellow gold bands paired with the relatively-new platinum (or occasionally white gold). This particular bud sticks out from the bouquet with the use of a bright blue sapphire in the centre of the floret, surrounded by old single cut diamonds with a distinctly champagne hue. The finest milgrain edges the top of the ring, while a petal-like gallery hides below the stones. Last but not least, our favourite detail of all is hidden within - hand engraved inside the band, "A.H.-A.S. 24-12-26." We love a personal inscription, imagining the lives these incredible pieces have already lived - and the thought of this token being presented on Christmas Eve has us in a full swoon.

Very good antique condition with reasonable wear in line with age and use. Band is sturdy and all stones are secure. Minor evidence of past resizing.

Details:
• 18k yellow gold and platinum, stamped and tested
• Size 7 (slightly out of round) and can be resized down by a maximum of one size, or up by two sizes
• One blue sapphire (approximately 0.20 carat) and eight single cut diamonds (approximately 0.16 carat total weight)
• Face of ring measures 9.1mm wide, 9.2mm across, with a rise of 3.6mm; back of band measures 1.6mm wide and 1.3mm thick
• 2.4g