Vintage matching wedding set by famous maker, Jabel. This is such a gorgeous set! We love finding an original, matched set which is still together, and made by Jabel is even better. A lovely and sparkly transitional to early round brilliant cut diamond is set into four sets of double claw prongs in a square shaped mounting. This diamond is flanked by two diamonds, set down into overlapping circles with a small bead in the space where they overlap. The wedding ring, set with seven diamonds, is a perfect match of overlapping circles, each set with a single diamond and a bead in the space between.

Jabel is an American company, established in 1916 in New Jersey making rings using the die struck process. They are still in business today, a smaller family owned company bring beautiful designs to the world. This particular example is circa mid 1930s - early 1950s.

Diamonds: 12 total, 5 in the engagement ring and 7 in the wedding band.
Centre is approx 4.6 mm and calculated in setting as 0.33 carats, G / H colour, VS2 clarity. 11 single cut diamonds are approx 1.7 mm each to total 0.22 carats together, near colourless and eye clean.
The diamonds are calculated within the limits of the mounting as 0.55 total, G / H colour, VS clarity in this wedding set.

Both rings stamped 18K and Jabel. Professionally tested and assessed as 18 carat white gold.

Size: UK - N.5; US - 7; EU - 17,2. These rings can be resized down to K / 5.25 / 15,7. They are not recommended for sizing larger. Resizing available for an additional fee.

Engagement ring measures approx 5.4 mm wide by 5.9 mm deep at diamond. 1.25 mm at back centre
Wedding ring measures approx 3 mm wide by 2.4 mm deep at top. 1.3 mm at back centre.

Weighs 4.8 grams together.