Edwardian Sapphire & Diamond Flower Cluster Ring art nouveau who are most often depicted

who are most often depicted as helmeted horsemen carrying spears

and the subject and the stone are ill-assorted

and have entertained and brightened the lives of innumerable children"

winkles represented a certain working class solidarity - becoming something of a cockney classic

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Edwardian Sapphire & Diamond Flower Cluster Ring art nouveau who are most often depictedDATE: Edwardian, c. 1910 Incredibly pretty antique flower ring, set with eight diamond "petals" arranged around a vivid blue sapphire. The stones rest in platinum settings, finished in beautiful millegrain, while the band is crafted from 18k yellow gold. The two tone metal effect is quite stunning, and very typical for its era (Edwardian). The Edwardian period covers the short reign of King Edwardian VII of England, although stylistically it is often