Untreated Turquoise and 18 Karat Gold Cocktail Ring

Introducing an exquisite Large Dome Shaped Cocktail Ring, a true masterpiece of Haute Joaillerie craftsmanship. At its heart lies a 17 x 12.3 mm. turquoise gemstone, displaying the...

Magnificently large oval dome shaped 18 karat yellow gold cocktail ring from the 1970s features huge finger coverage. 39 tapered cabochon shaped, pure robin's egg blue Persian turquoise stones...

JV Insardi's "Tiger Continuum" 18kt yellow gold cocktail ring is a distinct statement piece. The sculptural curves are finely tuned with balance around the entire diameter of the ri...

This alluring turquoise ring is centered with an oval cabochon-cut turquoise measuring 16x13mm, framed by a double row of pave-set round brilliant cut diamonds, weighing approx. 1.00...

Ring in 18 karat yellow gold. Incredible retro ring, it is set with an important cabochon of turquoise cut in sugar loaf and surrounded by diamonds. The setting is made of a set of g...

Mysterious and magical, “Deep Love” opal ring is evocative of an ocean dive on a lazy summer day. A superb 17.53 carat pipe opal from our own mines in Jundah-Opalville is the star of this bold and impressive cocktail ring. The unusual 18K yellow gold setting with its flash of twinkling diamonds make this piece is something special. Designed by Renata Bernard. The gemstone at the centre of this opal ring is an Australian pipe boulder opal from Opal Minded's own opal mines in Jundah-Opalville in Queensland. This gem is particularly exciting for its size and brightness. Jundah-Opalville opal fields are known in the opal industry for the outstanding quality of pipe opal they (occasionally) reveal. Pipe boulder opal is an organic-matter-replacement opal that forms in iron-ore bearing rocks. Its distinctive quality is the "play of colour" present in mostly translucent gem material, a phenomenon which manifests in opal's colours shifting and changing as the gem moves. Australian opals, in general, are the quality benchmark for the world family of opals owing to their durability and beauty. This particular opal is transparent and attached naturally to the host rock in which it was found. Outstanding in size and quality, its play of colour is suspended in the otherwise transparent opal...