Vintage Alexandrite Russian Gold Ring

Vintage 14k gold ring centered with lab alexandrite stone changes color in light hall marked 583 and initial maker mark ring was made in armenia dates ...

Antique imperial russian era 1907/1910.c ring with natural green demantoid in art novoue style ring was made in moscow between 1907/1910.c in 14k gold setiing hall marked 56 imperial...

Antique 14k yellow gold russian garnet ring in ornemt desgine with bohemian cut garnet full facets ring dates back to the russian tsarist era 1907/1910...

Antique ring with russian green demantoid stones floral ring head designe ring was made in moscow 1904/1907.c imperial russian era hall marked 56 imper...

Antique russian ring in navviet style with green demantoid stones and old mine cut diamond in 14k gold setting ring was made in moscow during the ...

Antique 14k gold ring on gemotratic designe centeted with 1 natural oval cut ruby stone flanked with old seed pearls ring was made in moscow during the imperial russian era 1907/1917.c hall marked 56 imperial russian gold...

Exceptional Russian Alexandrite Ring wrapped in an antique chequerboard design – popular motif in the ’60s of the XIX century. Alexandrite w...

Like a chameleon, Alexandrite can change its color. First found in Russia, it became a symbol of Russian jewelry history. Large crystals of good quality are almost never found in nat...

This contemporary custom-made 18K gold ring features a rare 0.63 carat pear shape Russian Alexandrite. The Alexandrite changes its color from bluish green (daylight) to purplish pink (incandescent light). The color change is prominent to strong (80-90%). Russian Alexandrites are rare in general. Stones of this quality are especially rare and seldomly appear on the market. The ring is accompanied by the American Gemological Laboratories Prestige gemstone report No. 1131666. Ring size 6.5 (17 mm) resizable. Alexandrite, the color-changing variety of Chrysoberyl, was first discovered on April 17, 1834 in the Russia’s Ural Mountains by the Finnish mineralogist Nils Gustaf Nordenskiold...

Like a chameleon, Alexandrite can change its color. First found in Russia, it became a symbol of Russian jewelry history. Large crystals of good quality are almost never found in nat...

This contemporary custom-made platinum ring features a rare 0.43 carat pear shape Russian Alexandrite. The Alexandrite changes its color from bluish green (daylight) to purplish pin...

Centering an emerald cut alexandrite weighing approximately 1.50 carats total - transparent dark green Displaying moderate color change to dark brownish red in incandescent light Fl...