Vintage Aztec Ring 18k Rose Gold Pinky Estate Fine Inca Mayan Jewelry

Finely detailed carved coral ring (circa 1950s to 1960s) crafted in 14 karat yellow gold. Carved coral measures 24.5mm x 20mm. The coral is in very good condition and free of crack...

Elegant estate cocktail ring, crafted in 18 karat white gold. Cabochon cut marquise shaped jadeite jade measures 9.75mm x 4.75mm (estimated at 1 carat), accented with an estimated ...

Stylish contemporary turquoise & diamond dome ring crafted in 18 karat white gold. Faceted turquoise (reconstituted) measures 14mm x 12mm and 13mm x 11mm. Diamonds total an estimat...

Stylish contemporary sculptural cocktail ring crafted in 18 karat rose gold (circa 2000s). With a sculptural bypass design the bold ring makes a great statement on the hand! The hi...

Colorful, bold yet elegant ring created by Chanel in Paris in the 1980's. Features a 7.09-ct oval citrine set in 18k yellow gold and accented with four oval peridot (total weight 3.6...

Simply Beautiful! Finely detailed Rose Quartz and Diamond Gold Cocktail Ring. Centering a large rectangular 65 Carat Cabochon Rose Quartz, Diamond set triangular-shaped prongs on 4 ...

Gorgeous cocktail ring featuring a beautiful oval cabochon turquoise set in 18 karat yellow gold and accented with single cut diamonds (I-J color, VS2 clarity, approximately 0.70 carat total weight). The diamonds are set in white gold. Measurements: ¾” x ¾” x ½” (1.9 x 1.9 x 1.3 cm). Turquoise 13.69 x 8.95 x 5.18 mm. Ring size 6.25 - 6.5; resizable. Weight: 13.7 grams. Stamped with French import gold mark, maker's mark SC, hallmark for 18 karat gold. About Turquoise Jewelry: Turquoise, with its vibrant blue-green hues, has been a cherished gemstone for centuries. In vintage jewelry design, turquoise holds a special place. The name “turquoise” came from the French pierre tourques and translates as a “Turkish stone.” The mineral was first transported to the west through Turkey from mines in the historical Khorasan province of Iran (Persia) and Afghanistan. Pre-Columbian Native Americans mined the stone throughout nowadays. In all these cultures turquoise was considered as a protective stone for warriors and symbolized the connection to heaven. In the 17th century wearing turquoise jewelry was a must for a well-dressed gentleman. The stone was popular to the point when all the emeralds in the crown that Napoleon I gave Empress Marie Louise were replaced with Persian turquoise cabochons. Today Persian turquoise is beloved by jewelry aficionados for its warm, calming color. It may vary from sky-blue to green. As to the dark veins, it depends on your preferences and a certain piece. Some jewelry collectors prefer turquoise with a web pattern of matrix as it adds character to a piece. The versatility of turquoise allows it to be used in various designs. Smooth cabochon cut turquoise is a common choice for vintage jewelry. Beadwork is also a popular technique that showcases turquoise's unique color. Turquoise is often associated with the American Southwest, where Native American artisans have been using the stone for centuries. Vintage turquoise jewelry...

Beautiful Ruby and Diamond Cluster Ring, centering a Diamond weighing approx. 0.17 Carat surrounded by Rubies, approx. 1.36tcw. The ring is Hand crafted in 18K Yellow Gold. Measuring...