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A jewel of timeless elegance and appeal, this antique Australian Edwardian era five-stone Diamond ring is a superb example of early 20th-century craftsmanship. 

Handcrafted in 18-carat yellow gold with Platinum settings, it showcases five round brilliant-cut diamonds of exceptional sparkle, each boasting bright white GH colour and fine SI–SI2 clarity. 

The diamonds are beautifully proportioned, creating a dazzling line of light across the finger.
What sets this ring apart is the exquisite attention to detail in its design. 

Beneath the diamonds lies a finely carved and scrolled under-gallery—an Edwardian hallmark of beauty and refinement, adding both strength and grace to the piece. 

The ring is stamped 18ct and Platinum, along with the maker’s initials M.E., which can almost definitely be attributed to M.E. Ehrlich of Burt Street, Boulder, Western Australia, a known jeweller of the period.

In excellent condition, this ring remains as bright and captivating today as when it was first created. Elegant, romantic, and steeped in history, it is a rare Australian Edwardian treasure that sits beautifully on the hand—perfect for a collector or anyone seeking a piece of antique jewellery with enduring charm.

STONES
Diamond Round brilliant-cuts
5 x 2.1mm to 2.4mm 
TDW approximately 0.21ct
Colour G-H / Clarity SI-SI2

MEASUREMENTS
Spread across finger - 1.7cm
Width - 3.3mm
Rise - 4.3mm

WEIGHT
2.77 Grams

MARKS
18ct and PLAT for Platinum
‘M.E.’ - makers mark possibly for M.E. Ehrlich 1904-1918 - Burt Street,Boulder Western Australia 

ERA
Edwardian 1901-1915

SIZE
N or 17.1mm diameter US 7 3/4
Could be resized up 2-3, down 2-3 by any competent jeweller 

CONDITION
Excellent antique condition.  A beautifully hand crafted antique ring which presents in excellent condition.  All diamonds are bright, white and lively with no chips or abrasions.  Platinum claws are all original and very securing the diamonds perfectly.  Carved under gallery is stunning. No thinning to shank.  Hallmarks very crisp and clear.  No issues to note.