Antique Edwardian Opal Five Stone Ring Dated 1912 Newly Listed Jewellery

Antique Edwardian Opal Five Stone Ring Dated 1912 Newly Listed JewelleryThis enchanting antique Edwardian five stone opal ring is a rare survivor, hallmarked in Birmingham in 1912 the very year the Titanic set sail. The graceful half hoop gallery is crafted in warm 18ct yellow gold, set with five graduating natural opal cabochons that come alive with a mesmerising play of colour, flashing neon greens, blues, pinks, and fiery orange. During the Edwardian era, opals were treasured as symbols of hope, luck, and passionate

Luminous seed pearls also trace the crescent and flower

ITEM NUMBER: 21-233

8 inches x Width 6mm

ITEM NUMBER: 23-976

fitted with a long pin

a guard chain was both practical and ornamental

featuring eight whimsical charms suspended from a beautifully reinvented antique Edwardian curb-link chain

It’s modelled in 14ct yellow gold and has a lovely sheen and fine engraving down the cuff along with three twinkling diamonds

3ct at the bottom and 1

dating to 1977 and there is also a Queen Elizabeth II stamp on the chain

made up of chunky sterling silver curb links

hallmarked in Birmingham in 1910 and beautifully engraved with organic foliate motifs and delicate forget-me-nots - traditionally symbolising remembrance and enduring love