We're weak in the knees over this sweet and tender five stone ring. We love the style for the flattering finger coverage, and the five stones are a lovely way to mark milestones or anniversaries. The five stone ring was a beloved style in the Victorian and Edwardian periods, and this is a perfectly charming example.

The ring bears some marks of its age with the last stone on each end having been replaced with a modern brilliant (in contrast with the three original old European cuts), and some thinning to the band, but these quirks are hardly noticeable once it's on the finger.

This would make a beautiful stacking ring, engagement ring, wedding band, or 2-in-1 engagement/wedding ring.

Good antique condition, two terminal diamonds replaced with round brilliants, past sizing seams at each shoulder and thinning to back of band. c1910. Originally manufactured in the UK.

Details:

• 18k yellow gold, stamped and tested, partial British hallmarks
• Size 6 7/8 and can be resized within one size down and do not recommend sizing up
• Three old European cut diamonds and two modern round brilliant diamonds, approximately 0.20ctw
• Face of ring measures 5.1mm wide, 13mm across, with a 3.4mm rise; back of band measures 1.6mm wide and 0.6mm thick

• 2.8g