Metal: 18K Gold

Stone: Turquoise and Rose Cut Diamond

Size: 6.5

Face Size: Approx. 6mm x 15mm

What You Should Know: Fully hallmarked for Chester, 1904.

*This Ring Can Be Resized.

Turquoise was not an especially common stone used in Edwardian jewelry. But this beautiful babe is hallmarked for 1904–smack dab in the middle of that elegant era that lasted from 1901 to 1910. 

Turquoise is an opaque mineral that is well known for its gorgeous blue color. The more smooth and consistent the color, the more highly the stone is valued. These three turquoise stones are about the best selection you can find, and have stood the test of time exceptionally well. 

The uncommon stone choice makes this ring all the more rare. In fact, those three picture perfect pieces of oval turquoise have us wondering if this was a custom creation. Imbued with deep meaning and exquisite materials and metalwork. That metalwork, actually, is very Edwardian. Delicate and elegant, those turquoise stones are held securely in perfect, stately gold prongs. The face of the ring is punctuated by rose cut sparklers encased in 18K gold cross-hatch designs that are at once eye-catching and gracefully understated. 

She is a perfect, unique dream ring. History and beauty in the most optimal marriage.