Belle Époque 1.20ct Diamond Three-Stone Ring Smalls collection and it dates from the

and it dates from the latter half of the 19th century

or betrothal rings from the 15th to 18th centuries

behind which would have been stored a piece of perfume-soaked cloth

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Belle Époque 1.20ct Diamond Three-Stone Ring Smalls collection and it dates from theDATE: Belle poque, c. 1910 Striking antique engagement ring dating from the French Belle poque, circa 1910. It's set with three principal diamonds, all old Euros, at 0. 62ct, 0. 27ct, and 0. 26ct respectively. The two smaller stones are arranged in a classic crossover "Toi et Moi" arrangement, however the larger diamond is set away from the band in a curving sweep of millegrain so it rests down the finger. Millegrain platinum and rose cut diamonds