A striking antique ring of 18k yellow gold sits low and spans the finger with vivid coloration.
This Edwardian is set with vivacious Australian white opals that blow with predominantly neon green hues against a backdrop of mauve and blue.
Hints of crimson punctuate the center as rubies dot the middle area.
Details:
Ten Australian white opals
Total of .58 carats
Five red rubies
Total of .03 carats
18k yellow gold
English
Circa 1910
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Date: Circa 1910.
Measurements: Length of 3/8 of an inch, low sitting ring at 1/8 of an inch high. Weight of 3.1 grams.
Hallmarks: English hallmarks for 18k, standard mark, date letter "g", worn town mark (likely for 1906), maker's mark possibly L&W.
Condition: Excellent, one opal replaced.
Origin: English.
A striking antique ring of 18k yellow gold sits low and spans the finger with vivid coloration.
This Edwardian is set with vivacious Australian white opals that blow with predominantly neon green hues against a backdrop of mauve and blue.
Hints of crimson punctuate the center as rubies dot the middle area.
Details:
Ten Australian white opals
Total of .58 carats
Five red rubies
Total of .03 carats
18k yellow gold
English
Circa 1910
