want to transport yourself to a secret garden in bloom during the victorian era? perhaps this is the wearable portal into the daydream.
a daisy cluster ring crafted in a pale rose gold with six opal cabochons fairly well matched for their fire, accented by tiny seed pearls, all around a burgundy stone that's either paste or garnet. the bezel settings have a bit of milgrain texture, though it's fading, but it adds even more visual intrigue into this already timeless design.
very likely US-made, because it lacks European hallmarks
unmarked solid 10k rose gold + opals + seed peals + garnet/paste(?) center stone
M E A S U R E M E N T S
size 4.75
setting measures ~10.95mm across and rises ~3.9mm off the finger
opal stones vary slightly, but average about ~2.85mm across
center stone is ~2.4mm
seed pearls are ~0.9mm
band tapers to ~1.48mm
weighs 1.4g
C O N D I T I O N
in good antique condition
-all of the opals have some wear and one opal has minor losses along one edge (see photos). this is hard to spot without magnification, but it's possible with good lighting and the right angle. price reflects this quirk
-is the opal that's slightly whiter than the rest a later replacement? maybe!
-center stone has minor surface scratching
-seed pearls appear to be all original
-at least one minor solder seam
-ring was sourced with decades of dark patina, some of which has been hand polished off, but there's still patina in the recessed details of the setting
this is an antique item and will show surface scratches, dents, dings, dulling, wear, patina, and signs of having been worn and loved
please carefully review all photos as they are considered an important part of the description of the item’s condition
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