Georgian Engagement Rings
Our Georgian Engagement Rings are exceptionally rare and are carefully curated by Michael Khordipour and Afshin Shaddaie, with a deep focus on authenticity and craftsmanship. These rings date back to the 1700s and early 1800s and feature hand-cut diamonds, closed-back settings, and intricate details that reflect the elegance of the Georgian era.
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Georgian Topaz Engraved Vanceboro Ring, Circa 1780
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Georgian engagement rings were made between the early 1700s and the 1830s, during a time when every detail was crafted entirely by hand. These rings often feature rose cut or old mine cut diamonds, set in silver-topped gold, with ornate details like repoussé metalwork and foliate motifs. Because gem-cutting technology was still developing, diamonds from this era have a soft, candlelit glow rather than intense brilliance, adding to their romantic charm. Closed-back settings were common, often with foil behind the stone to enhance its sparkle.
