April 16, 2024
Old Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Turquoise Ring
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Recently bought this at an estate auction, Big old antique Victorian highly ornate sterling silver and green turquoise with spot of white quartz ring, it is a size 7, could be sized by your jeweler if needed. Very BEAUTIFUL ring, weighs 6 grams, , beautiful rare stone is safely prone set, this ring is very dark with patina , age,did not try to clean it, as i did not want to do any damage to a piece this old and pretty, will leave cleaning and degree of polishing to winning bidder, , Beautiful setting, the silver work is outstanding, extremely ornate setting, the stone is a lovely bright apple green and in the stone t us a piece of white quartz, at first it may look like a chip but i have looked at it closely with the loupe and it is a piece of white quartz snuggled in the green turquoise, also on the side you can see a spot of tan matrix, just a great beautiful and rare piece, i do not know the place of origin but it is a very collectible and desireable ring, on the bottom of the band t may have been a hallmark, but it is mostly worn off, tests as sterling silver, winning bidder will be very pleased, great addition to your collection, please see the other old rings i am listing tonight, they are nice, as always i will combine shipping to save you money, please check out my other auctions, most times I can ship multiple auction wins
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