Antique Georgian Rose Cut Diamond Wedding Ring
A genuine Georgian wedding ring, dating back nearly 200 years. Complete with antique rose cut diamonds and enduring 14k gold displaying fantastic natural patina that only comes with a piece of this vintage. The bypass design and balance accents and elongates the finger creating a stately style. Truly unique and sustainably sourced, making it an affordable and ethical choice.
- Free Insured Shipping
- Complimentary ring sizing (2 sizes)
- Custom Box
- Certified Appraisal (For jewelry over $1,500)
Frequently Asked Questions
What Makes Your Jewelry Sustainable?
Our jewelry is not mass-produced, but rather lovingly crafted with attention to detail. By choosing pre-owned antique and vintage jewelry, you're embracing sustainability for the planet. Our dedicated team possesses over 50 years of expertise in providing conflict free and environmentally friendly jewelry.
Are Your Diamonds Natural?
Yes, all of our diamonds are natural, sustainable and eco friendly. We do not sell lab-grown or synthetic diamonds.
While the majority of our inventory is antique or vintage, some of our revival jewelry contains antique diamonds in new settings.
What Is Your Return Policy?
We provide a 7 day money back guarantee, ensuring that you are satisfied with your purchase or your money back. Financed orders returned within our 7 days of shipment delivery are subject to a 15% restocking fee.
Can I Sell Or Trade My Jewelry?
Yes! We have in-house GIA Graduate Gemologists and Certified Antiques Appraisers who can provide valuations, purchases and offer trade in value for certain jewelry and watches. Please inquire for more information.
Will You Restyle My Jewelry?
Yes! We have been re-imagining our clients jewelry for over 50 years, and would be delighted to discuss options for your treasures that are not being worn. Please inquire for more information.
Do You Offer Layaway or Financing?
Yes! We offer generous layaway terms or 6-12 month interest free financing. Please inquire for more information.
