A three stone trilogy ring of bridge style construction, likely dating to the late Victorian or early Edwardian period. The piece features a two-tone design with a yellow metal shank transitioning into a white metal gallery and shoulders. The setting is composed of a carved and pierced gallery housing three graduated round faceted stones, likely diamonds?, held in grain and claw settings. The shoulders are decorated with openwork scroll carving. A small square mark is present on the interior of the shank near the shoulder join, and further marks are located on the inner band, though these are not legible as specific characters or symbols. The ring demonstrates traditional trilogy symbolism, representing the past, present, and future.
Weight: 2.25 g.
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