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925 sterling silver ring set with seven natural Ethiopian opals in oval cabochon cuts in a raised cluster setting, EU size 52, total weight 5.5 g, in good condition, with no laboratory report.
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925 Silver Ring with Natural Ethiopian Opals – Cluster Design
Elegant 925 silver ring set with a cluster of natural Ethiopian opals (Welo), cut as oval cabochons and carefully mounted in a raised, sculptural setting. The opals display a delicate yet lively play of colour, with flashes of warm orange and subtle green tones visible under changing light.
The stones are well matched in size and tone, creating a harmonious composition with strong visual impact. The solid silver mount gives the ring a substantial, statement feel while remaining comfortable to wear.
The ring is made of solid hallmarked 925 silver and is set with natural Ethiopian opals in oval cabochon cut. The cluster setting enhances the brilliance and depth of the stones. Ring size is EU 52. The ring is in very good condition, with no visible chips or cracks to the opals.
Ethiopian opals are highly appreciated for their natural brilliance and vibrant colour play, making this ring an attractive choice for both collectors and lovers of distinctive gemstone jewellery.
Please note that opals are natural gemstones and may display minor internal features typical of the material. Colours may appear slightly different depending on lighting conditions.
925 Silver Ring with Natural Ethiopian Opals – Cluster Design
Elegant 925 silver ring set with a cluster of natural Ethiopian opals (Welo), cut as oval cabochons and carefully mounted in a raised, sculptural setting. The opals display a delicate yet lively play of colour, with flashes of warm orange and subtle green tones visible under changing light.
The stones are well matched in size and tone, creating a harmonious composition with strong visual impact. The solid silver mount gives the ring a substantial, statement feel while remaining comfortable to wear.
The ring is made of solid hallmarked 925 silver and is set with natural Ethiopian opals in oval cabochon cut. The cluster setting enhances the brilliance and depth of the stones. Ring size is EU 52. The ring is in very good condition, with no visible chips or cracks to the opals.
Ethiopian opals are highly appreciated for their natural brilliance and vibrant colour play, making this ring an attractive choice for both collectors and lovers of distinctive gemstone jewellery.
Please note that opals are natural gemstones and may display minor internal features typical of the material. Colours may appear slightly different depending on lighting conditions.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
7
Style
Modern
Metal
Silver
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.00
Brand jewellery
No
Main stone
Opal
Total weight
5.5 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of Origin
United Kingdom
Title additional information
Ethiopian Opal
Shape of main stone
Oval
Ring size
52 (EU) / 12 (IT) / 6 (US)
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