A Georgian silver old-cut diamond cluster, in later 19th century gold mount. Principal diamond...

Scratches and small marks.
Varied discolouration including some acid discolouration. Minor file marks to inside of the band.
Band resized, slight discolouration to back of the band, slightly off round.

Diamond panel is very slightly loose within the mount.
Diamonds appear bright and well matched.
Individual size and setting of non-principal diamonds prevents accurate colour and clarity assessment.
One diamond to inner surround possible replacement, slightly ill-fitting to the mount.

Length of ring head 1.4cms.
Yellow metal electronically tests as approximately 17ct gold.
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