Explore authentic Georgian engagement rings handcrafted during the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, featuring rose-cut and old mine-cut diamonds, colorful gemstones, and remarkable period metalwork. Michael Khordipour and Afshin Shaddaie personally curate each ring for authenticity, historic construction, gemstone character, craftsmanship, condition, and distinctive design. From romantic navette rings and diamond clusters to rare sapphire, garnet, pearl, and ruby creations, this collection preserves the unmistakable individuality of Georgian jewelry.

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0.70 carat total diamond weight, Georgian era cluster ring Devault Ring SBR4363
Georgian Era Diamond Cluster Devault Ring, silver on yellow gold Circa 1800 sbr4363
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Georgian Era Diamond Cluster Devault Ring, Circa 1800

$7,800
Georgian Era GIA certified Sapphire Navette design Merritt Ring 15937
Georgian Era ring GIA Sapphire and diamond Navette Merritt Ring 15937
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Georgian Era GIA Sapphire Navette Merritt Ring, Circa 1815

$6,000
Georgian era garnet and diamond yellow gold Oilton Ring 16378 TV
Antique Garnet and Diamond Oilton Ring 16378
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Georgian Era Garnet and Diamond Oilton Ring, Circa 1810

$5,000
georgian era navette ring silver on yellow gold Sarecta Ring 15833
Georgian era ring Navette Diamond Sarecta Ring, Circa 1800 15933
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Georgian Navette Diamond Sarecta Ring, Circa 1800

$3,000
Georgian era pearl, diamond and ruby yellow gold Tulare Ring 16342 TV
antique Georgian era ring mix stone yellow gold Tulare Ring 16342 TSV
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Georgian Pearl, Diamond and Ruby Tulare Ring, Circa 1810

$3,800

Georgian engagement rings were handcrafted during the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, before standardized diamond cutting and modern jewelry production. Rose-cut and old mine-cut diamonds display individual outlines, visible culets, and softer patterns of light shaped by the techniques of their time. Jewelers frequently used silver-topped gold, closed-back settings, foil, repoussé metalwork, and floral or navette forms. Sapphires, garnets, rubies, and pearls added color and symbolism to these highly individual designs.

Authenticating Georgian jewelry requires careful examination of its construction, gemstones, metalwork, wear, and later alterations. Estate Diamond Jewelry inspects each ring for period-correct materials and techniques, stone security, structural condition, replacement components, previous repairs, and sizing potential. Closed-back and foil-backed settings also require appropriate care because exposure to water or harsh cleaning methods can damage the foil or affect the jewel’s appearance. Each ring is selected for genuine period character, compelling craftsmanship, historical integrity, and suitability for thoughtful continued wear.