The Raven's Nest
Filigree & Old Mine Diamond Ring
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#RN1082 · Size 6.25

Filigree & Old Mine Diamond Ring

2,250.00

Stones: Old Mine Diamonds Gold stamped & tested at: 18K white gold Total weight: 3.45g
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  • Free resizing on rings over $1,400

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The story of this piece

Purchased by Raven's Nest from an Estate in 2025. Old mine diamonds are hand cut, with 58 facets. They have a square-like shape compared to European cut, but still have romantic and warm dimensions. The Edwardian Period (1901-1910) and the Art-Deco boom (1920-1930) brought advancements in jewelry craftsmanship, creating the filigree styles we know today. Their delicate nature requires careful maintenance, but can be replicated with laser cutting and modern casting technology.
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How to purchase

  1. Email us at hello@ravensnestseattle.com. We'll answer questions, send more photos or video if you'd like, and confirm the piece is still available. Include #RN1082 in the subject so we know which piece.
  2. Or come by the shop — we're in Pike Place Market, open Monday through Saturday. See the piece in person, try it on if it's a ring, and take it home the same day.
  3. We arrange payment and shipping once you've decided. Payment by card, cash, or bank transfer; shipping is free and insured on jewelry over $500. Local pickup is always welcome.

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Prices are in USD and current as of listing. Photos are of the actual piece — we don't use stock images. For older or one-of-a-kind pieces, some details of provenance can't be known with certainty; we share what we've learned to the best of our knowledge.