Please view the technical details below. If you have any questions, or to book an appointment to view this ring, please contact us using the following options. We hold appointments at Pavilion, 64 Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7JF. Email: info@antiqueringboutique.com Or, WhatsApp Sam on : 07426732855  Place Of Origin:England Date & Design Period:Circa 1975  | Late 20th Century Metal Composition:18ct Yellow and White Gold  Stone Composition:Natural Australian Opal: 5.18ct 17.5 x 13 x 4mm (depth)  Diamond Total diamond: 0.90ct (estimated). Average Clarity; VS2 Colour; G/H. Cut; round transitional-cut.  Treatment: None. All gemstones are natural, assessed in mount (by our GIA qualified gemologist). The opal has been assessed as natural - untreated. This will be stated on the certificate of authenticity. Band Size: UK  O 1/2  |  US 7.5. Single complimentary re-size available. This ring can easily be re-sized.  Front Head Dimensions:Length 24mm; Width 19.1mm; Height of setting 9mm Condition and Wear:Excellent. All stones safely set with the mount with gold claws fully covering each stone. There are no marks that we feel necessary to mention. The ring is in excellent overall condition. Very minor wear to the gallery. No chips, cracks or heavy scratches on the surface of the opal. 

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A wonderful play of colour, with dominant blues, greens and yellows is displayed in this cabochon crystal opal. With a generous weight of 7ct, its  a very appropriate size to mount a cocktail ring. First crafted in the 18th century, paste gemstones were made to stimulate the look of natural gemstones, usually cut and faceted from leaded glass. This ring's Edwardian heritage is responsible for the cluster of paste gemstones, which are relatively rare nowadays and a true marker of an antique ring. Please view the technical details below. If you have any questions, or to book an appointment to view this ring, please contact us using the following options. We hold appointments at Pavilion, 64 Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7JF. Email: info@antiqueringboutique.com Or, WhatsApp Sam on : 07426732855  Place Of Origin:England Date & Design Period:Circa 1900  | Edwardian Metal Composition:Yellow Gold  Stone Composition:Opal: 7ct (estimated)Length 20mm; Width 12.5mm; Depth 5.8mm Band Size: UK L 1/2 / US 6. Single complimentary re-size available. This ring can easily be re-sized.  Front Head Dimensions:Length 24.5mm; Width 19mm; Height of setting 8mm Condition and Wear:Excellent; minor wear commensurate with age. All stones, including opal centre stone, checked and secure. Safely set within each settings, claws fully covering each paste stone. No damage to the setting. No scratches, crazing or chips to the opal, recently polished.  Caring for Jewellery

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This magnificent Australian opal amounts to an impressive 5.06ct and showcases the soft-pastel play of colour that opals are renowned for. It is further elevated by a cluster of VS1 diamonds which complement the opal's natural allure. Tapered shoulders are worked into the ring’s 18ct white gold basket under-carriage, an emblem of the late 20th century. The setting of this ring is elegantly understated, designed to draw all attention to the captivating face of this extraordinary piece. With its mesmerising opalescence, exceptional brilliance and generous proportions, this ring is the ultimate cocktail ring, a true statement of sophistication and glamour. Please view the technical details below. If you have any questions, or to book an appointment to view this ring, please contact us using the following options. We hold appointments at Pavilion, 64 Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7JF. Email: info@antiqueringboutique.com Or, WhatsApp Sam on : 07426732855  Place Of Origin:United Kingdom Date & Design Period:Circa 1970  | Late 20th century Metal Composition:18ct white gold. Hallmarks for; 18ct gold, London and the year 1976.  Stone Composition: OpalAustralian Opal: 5.06ct (estimated)Length 17.4mm; Width 14.5mm; Depth 3.5mm  Treatment: Untreated (assessed by our GIA qualified gemologist). The opal is from the lighting-ridge mines of Australia.  Diamond Total diamond weight: 1.00ct (estimated). Average Clarity; VS1. Colour; F/G. Cut; round brilliant-cut. All matching and original to the ring. Band Size: UK L 1/2 / US 6. Single complimentary re-size available. This ring can easily be re-sized.  Front Head Dimensions:Length 16.9mm; Width 16.9mm; Height of setting 5.5mm Condition and Wear:Excellent; minor wear commensurate with age. All claws intact, no damage to the setting. No scratches to the opal, no crazing or cracks; recently polished.  Caring for Opal Jewellery

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A play-of-colour resembling that of an artist’s palette, this mesmerising opal gemstone is completely natural, formed by mother nature. I have always found opals as gemstones truly inspiring. Opals are formed when rainwater carries silica into hollows and fissures in ground rocks. As time goes by the silica molecules create a lattice structure, and as light passes through it, it diffracts and splits into different colours. This simple explanation belies the true splendor of opals and their explosions of rainbow colour, no two of which are the same. This ring is set with a superb opal showing an astonishingly intricate and vivid play of colour, like the feathers of a kingfisher. This mesmerizingly beautiful stone is set within an organically textured mount, which complements it beautifully. A superb jewel to be savoured and worn on special occasions to best preserve its iridescent beauty.   We hold appointments at Pavilion, 64 Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7JF. Email: info@antiqueringboutique.com Or, WhatsApp Sam on : 07426732855    Place Of Origin:England Date:Circa 1980   Metal Composition:18ct yellow gold  Stone Composition:Cabochon Opal: 10ct (estimated)Length 16.7mm; Width 13.1mm; Depth 7.2mm Band Size: UK I / US 4.25. Single complimentary re-size available. This ring can easily be re-sized down or up to any size.  Front Head Dimensions:Thickness of Band 13.1mm; Width across the finger; 18.8mm | Height of setting 810mm Condition and Wear:Excellent; minor wear commensurate with age. Opal stone secure, safely set within gold claws fully covering the stone, no damage to the setting or opal. Very minor scratches due to age. There are no major marks or scratches that we feel necessary to mention. All of our jewellery is professionally cleaned prior to us listing it.  Our Collection of Captivating Cabochon Gemstones. Or, Looking for the Ultimate Party Ring? Shop Cocktail Rings What does my gemstone mean? Opal Opal is a gemstone with a heavy symbolic attachment. It has long been a symbol of hope, purity, and truth and its characteristic prismatic appearance grants it a reputation of nothing less than enchanting. In folklore, it was thought to be the rarest and most powerful gem. A great symbol of love, that was even referred to as the Cupid Stone. This romantic connotation has led some to believe that it has properties that promote romance and passion. Caring for Opal Jewellery

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This Art Deco cocktail ring features an iridescent opal with a scalloped collar, lined with two tracks of decadent diamonds. The use of both a precious stone and diamonds is very typical of the Art Deco period and epitomises the opulence and extravagance that was popular at the time.The elongated ovular shape of this gemstone is feminine, flattering and undeniably elegant. This is a beautiful vintage ring and would be well paired with a shimmering cocktail dress and some gold earrings! Place of Origin: United Kingdom ~ Stone Type: Opal  16.2 x 8 x 3mm approximately 2.2ct Diamonds 1.1ct total ~ Setting Dimensions: Front Head 24mm x 17.2mm | Height of Setting 6.8mm ~ Metal Type: Platinum, 18ct Gold  ~ Manufacture Date & Period: 1920 -1925 / Art Deco ~ Condition & Wear: Excellent / Wear commensurate with age ~ Band Size: UK L 1/2 / US 6 (complimentary re-size available) This ring can easily be re-sized ~ What does my gemstone mean? Opal Opal is a gemstone with a heavy symbolic attachment. It has long been a symbol of hope, purity, and truth and its characteristic prismatic appearance grants it a reputation of nothing less than enchanting. In folklore, it was thought to be the rarest and most powerful gem. A great symbol of love, that was even referred to as the Cupid Stone. This romantic connotation has led some to believe that it has properties that promote romance and passion. ~ ~Caring for Opal Jewllery~

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