A single stone diamond ring, c.1930

A single stone diamond ring, c.1930,
with an old brilliant cut diamond, estimated as approximately 2.90ct, double claw set to a scalloped and pierced collet and two row pierced collet. A two row underbezel with fleur-de-lys shoulders and a plain flat shank. A ring case by 'Liberty of London'. Tested as platinum. Diamond assessed as approximately:
Colour: M/N range
Clarity: VS1/VS2
Finger size O½
Sold for £3,600

Condition report:
All claws intact, no wear or damage.
Minor marks to the mount, more to the lower shank.
Has been sized in the past.
Under 10x magnification very light facet edge wear just detectable to the pavillion facets.
A natural on the girdle.
No chips or damage.
Very minor bearding.

9.09 x 8.88 x 5.92mm approximately
Very bright lively diamond, although drawing colour, faces up well.