Edwardian pearl diamond 14k yellow gold cluster ring

This refined Edwardian cluster ring captures the romance and artistry of the early 20th century, a period celebrated for its delicate balance of softness and structure. At the center rests a luminous natural pearl, prized for its gentle glow and timeless symbolism, serving as a graceful focal point within the design. Surrounding it is a halo of old mine cut diamonds totaling approximately 2.00 carats, each hand-cut stone offering broad facets and a warm, romantic brilliance that defines antique diamond character.

The diamonds, beautifully matched in G color and VS clarity, create a striking contrast against the rich tone of the 14k yellow gold setting. This combination reflects the Edwardian era’s transition toward lighter, more refined aesthetics while still honoring traditional gold craftsmanship. The clustered composition adds visual depth and elegance, drawing the eye inward toward the pearl while allowing the diamonds to shimmer with understated intensity.

Dating to the 1910s, this ring is a graceful expression of historic design and enduring beauty. It is equally compelling as a statement piece, a sentimental engagement ring, or a treasured addition to a fine antique jewelry collection—an heirloom that carries both history and quiet sophistication.