Silver and 18k Gold Ring by Swedish master Carl Forsberg Year 1973

This silver ring features a very large, teardrop-shaped, cabochon-cut rose quartz stone. The stone is a translucent pale pink and is smoothly polished, with a rounded dome-like shape...

This 18 karat gold ring is adorned with an oval cut aquamarine. The setting is prominent, being shaped like something that resembles a collar from the 16th century. The shank is wide...

This exquisite diamond and 18 karat yellow gold ring was crafted by the renowned British modernist goldsmith David Thomas in the United Kingdom in 1973. A size 8, the ring bears David Thomas’ signature along with UK gold fineness marks and the London assay mark, ensuring its authenticity and quality. The design beautifully captures the essence of a blossoming flower, with each petal meticulously formed from looped gold wire, revealing six sparkling diamond “stamens” at its center. The substantial shank adds to the ring’s presence, making it not only a symbol of beauty but also a statement piece. Comfortable to wear, this ring is a timeless addition to any jewelry collection, perfect for enjoying all year round. David Thomas is a distinguished British jeweler...

Crafted in the early 1900s, this Victorian ring features an antique .35-carat old mine cut diamond at its center, graded K color and VS clarity. Thirty-two rose cut diamonds totaling...