Cobalt blue enamel enlivens the opals and diamonds in a memorable ring.
Three round white Australian opal cabochons (.40 carats) rest amidst six cushion and mixed cut antique diamonds. Two between each, and one at each end. Chunky and bright, they total .18 carats with a color of H-I, and clarity of VS2-SI2.
Arcs and dashes of deep blue enamel highlight the gallery and shoulders of this 18k yellow gold, mid Victorian ring circa 1860.
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Date: Circa 1860.
Measurements: Ring is a size 6.5 and can be sized down with inserts and cannot be sized up. Contact us for more information. Width of 1/4 inch and under 3/16 inches high. Weight of 3.1 grams.
Condition: Very good, some re-enameling throughout with minute spots where the enamel has run over visible with magnification.
Cobalt blue enamel enlivens the opals and diamonds in a memorable ring.
Three round white Australian opal cabochons (.40 carats) rest amidst six cushion and mixed cut antique diamonds. Two between each, and one at each end. Chunky and bright, they total .18 carats with a color of H-I, and clarity of VS2-SI2.
Arcs and dashes of deep blue enamel highlight the gallery and shoulders of this 18k yellow gold, mid Victorian ring circa 1860.
