Early 1800s silver-topped 14k yellow gold, moonstone, and diamond ring. A piece of deep romantic symbolism, this incredibly rare find embodies the delicate elegance and sentimental values cherished during the Georgian and Victorian eras. A double heart motif, a powerful symbol of unity and love, is beautifully formed by luminous heart-shaped moonstones, their ethereal glow reflecting the mysticism often associated with moonstones during the period. Framing the double hearts are rose cut diamonds, nestled in silver-topped gold. The diamond-set bow above the hearts symbolizes the tying together of love and affection. This ring is one that has carried the timeless message of love, devotion, and unity for centuries, making it a truly special and cherished piece for any collection.

• Metal: Silver & 14K Yellow Gold
• Center Stones: 2 Cabochon Cut Moonstones
• Accent Stones: 42 Rose Cut Diamonds (approx. 0.60 carat total weight)
• Ring Size: 7.75 and can be sized one size larger or smaller.