Baguette and round cut diamond wedding ring dating to the mid 20th century. Six diamonds are set in a dot dash dot pattern across the top of this band. To the centre are a pair of round brilliant cut diamonds flanked by bar set straight cut diamond with round cut diamonds to the ends. This style of ring is higher set in keeping with the typical mid 20th century look. It would be gorgeous with a baguette set engagement ring or it stacks nicely with other bands and rings. The Morse code style, dot dash dot, patterns seen in wedding bands and rings were popular during the late 1940s and 1950s. Circa 1950s, likely North American in origin.

The interior retains part of a personal inscription which we are unable to make out. It seems to be, "C.P.S. to C. 2-54".

Diamonds: 6 total. 4 round brilliant cut diamonds of approx 1.9 mm each to total 0.11 carats, G / H colour, SI2 clarity. 2 straight cut baguettes of approx 3.75 mm by 1.35 mm to total 0.24 carats, G / H colour, VS clarity. 0.35 carat total as calculated within the limits of the mounting.

Stamped 14k. Professionally tested and assessed as 14 carat white gold.

Size: UK -N; US - 6.75; EU - 17. This ring can be sized between M / 6.25 / 16,7 and P / 7.75 / 18. Sizing available for an additional fee.

Measures approx 2.8 mm wide by 16.9 mm long by 3.1 mm deep on top. 1.55 mm at back.

Weighs 2.05 grams.