What is it?
An antique 19th century French rose cut diamond ring. The rose cut is held by six claws in a buttercup style setting with striped, black enamel details to the shoulders
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Eco-conscious packaging; all components have been selected with the environment in mind. Find out more
Split payments with a layaway plan. Plans are flexible to suit your needs. Find out more
Responsive direct messaging service. All communication will be with the founder, Rebecca
Exclusively antique, vintage and contemporary secondhand jewellery items
Free gift wrapping service.If your order is a gift leave me a note at the checkout
Evelyn Hwang ~ July 2025
I love both the Diamond Ruby ring I got and the Diamond earrings. Both are very high quality pieces and as described. They were very well packaged and the shipping was fast. I would love to make another purchase soon! My ring and earrings were very well pacakaged.
Nyree C ~ July 2025
I cannot fault the ring the customer service and the packaging. The pictures did not do this piece of jewelry justice. It is stunning and I am so thrilled with it. Could not be happier at every step of the purchasing process. This is a ring that I will treasure.
Melissa Eskridge ~ July 2025
What a joy to be in Paris and find the perfect gift for a 40th wedding anniversary. I had my heart set on an opal solitaire, preferably vintage design, and found exactly that. The ring even fit, no sizing needed. Rebecca is a pleasure to work with, and I enjoyed the chance to meet her. I found the ring browsing online and would have ordered it from home (the USA) had we not been within a couple of miles of each other in Paris. Her knowledge of fine jewelry is evident, and she could not have been more thorough or courteous. I had my jeweler take a look when I got home, and he said it's an amazingly fine gem, no damage at all, rare in vintage opals because they're "softer" than most stones and require conscientious care. This one will get just that. Thanks Rebecca!
