"The Queen's Legacy" Sterling Silver Diamonesk Ring

After Queen Elizabeth II ascended the throne on February 6, 1952, she inherited one of the most famous treasures known to man, the Cullinan diamond collection. Cut from a diamond weighing over 3,000 carats, the seven stones she inherited were set into jewelry, including the Cullinan IX ring she is often seen wearing. Now, this exquisite piece of royal jewelry inspires a stunning Diamonesk ring to add to your own collection: The Queen's Legacy Ring, a fine jewelry design exclusively from The Bradford Exchange.

This sparkling ring is handcrafted of solid sterling silver and set with a magnificent pear-shaped Diamonesk® simulated diamond. The vintage-style design also features detailed milgrain work and a pave of additional Diamonesk® stones on the band for a total of over 8-1/2 carats of sparkling stones. Our exclusive Diamonesk® simulated diamonds give you the flawless brilliance of the finest genuine diamonds - but at a fraction of the cost. The ring arrives in a custom presentation case that includes a special keepsake card about Queen Elizabeth and the legacy of the Cullinan diamonds. Strong demand is expected for this extraordinary sterling silver jewelry exclusive, so don't wait. Order now!