This impressive diamond daisy is set with one central Old European Cut diamond at 0.7ct surrounded by 10 Old European cut diamonds. Total 1.2ct

Palladium was first discovered in 1803 by William Hyde Wollaston but didn’t really become a mainstream jewellery metal till about 1930.

During the Second World War platinum was a very important material and was reserved for military purposes making palladium a perfect alternative for use in wedding and engagement rings at this time.

Old European cut diamonds were still a popular choice in the 1930’s and there would have been reserves available for use in wedding jewellery into the 1940’s.

The brilliant cut then superseded this old cut and became synonymous with engagement rings and the De Beers campaign “ a diamond is forever”.

A sentiment that still holds true today.

The ring is stamped for 18ct gold and Pall for palladium. It’s currently an M in size but could be altered. Weight:5.05grms.

The ring comes with an independent valuation.