🗝️ Antique Edwardian Citrine Ring | c.1880s–1900s | 10k–14k Gold Filigree

🗝️ Antique Edwardian Citrine Ring | c.1880s–1900s | 10k–14k Gold Filigree | Great-Grandmother’s Heirloom A remarkable antique Edwardian citrine ring, passed down through generations and originally belonging to my great-grandmother. This heirloom dates to the late Victorian–Edwardian transition period (circa 1880s–early 1900s). The ring features a natural citrine in an elongated rectangular cut, displaying a warm honey-gold glow with characteristics consistent with antique stones of the era. It is set in an elegant filigree gold mounting, showcasing delicate openwork and hand-finished craftsmanship typical of Edwardian jewelry. The setting has been professionally tested and shows positive results consistent with 10k–14k gold, a common practice in antique rings where different gold alloys were used for strength and fine detail. Light, refined, and beautifully balanced, this ring reflects the grace and artistry of true Edwardian design—crafted long before modern mass production. 🏛️ Provenance & Era This ring belonged to my great-grandmother and comes from a well-documented family estate. Based on its construction, filigree style, and gemstone cut, it is confidently attributed to the late 19th to early 20th century, aligning with the Edwardian era and its immediate predecessors. The absence of a maker’s mark is typical for fine antique rings of this period, many of which were custom-made or produced by regional jewelers. Era: Antique Edwardian (c.1880s–1900s) PRICE FIRM!