Iolite - Silver - Ring - Golden Scrollwork
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Women’s ring in 925 sterling silver with two-tone gold‑tone scrollwork, featuring a natural iolite (cordierite) marquise main stone (approx. 0.30–0.40 ct, 6.1 × 3 mm) in a prong setting with a decorative halo and eight light blue topaz accents (approx. 0.16–0.24 ct) on an openwork band, EU size 56, total weight 3.93 g, as new.
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Description from the seller
This elegant ring combines artistic craftsmanship with a striking gemstone composition. At its center lies a deep blue iolite, a gemstone admired for its mysterious color that shifts between violet and blue depending on the light. The stone is framed by sparkling topaz accents and surrounded by graceful golden scrollwork that flows along the band, creating a design that feels both romantic and timeless. The openwork structure gives the ring a light, airy appearance while highlighting the intricate metalwork and gemstone arrangement.
#### Main Features
* Main stone: natural iolite
* Stone size: approx. 6.1 × 3 mm
* Estimated weight: approx. 0.30–0.40 ct
* Color: deep blue to violet-blue
* Clarity: eye clean
* Cut: faceted marquise
#### Secondary Stones
* Gemstone: natural topaz
* Number of stones: 8
* Shape: round
* Cut: faceted
* Estimated total weight: approx. 0.16–0.24 ct
* Color: light blue
#### Metal & Setting
* Material: 925 sterling silver (hallmarked)
* Plating: two-tone design with gold-tone accents
* Setting style: prong setting with decorative halo
* Band: openwork filigree with ornamental scroll motifs
#### Ring Size & Weight
* Total weight: approx. 3.93 g (including gemstones and setting)
* Ring size: EU 56
#### Additional Information
* Style: Art Nouveau inspired / vintage elegance
* Gemstone family: cordierite (iolite variety)
* Design: artistic openwork with gold-tone scroll decoration
* Iolite is often associated with intuition, clarity, and inner vision
### Why This Ring Stands Out
* Deep blue marquise iolite centerpiece with elegant sparkle
* Eight shimmering topaz accents enhancing the central stone
* Distinctive two-tone silver and gold scrollwork design
* Artistic openwork band with vintage-inspired character
### Shipping & Packaging
* Ships securely from Lithuania via registered international airmail
* Tracking number provided
* Estimated delivery times:
* Europe: 4–8 business days
* USA & Canada: 7–14 business days
* Rest of the world: 10–21 business days
Seller's Story
True Form Jewelry is an independent jewelry practice focused on form, proportion, and material integrity. I specialize in silver rings with clean lines and timeless design, created with careful attention to detail and craftsmanship.
This elegant ring combines artistic craftsmanship with a striking gemstone composition. At its center lies a deep blue iolite, a gemstone admired for its mysterious color that shifts between violet and blue depending on the light. The stone is framed by sparkling topaz accents and surrounded by graceful golden scrollwork that flows along the band, creating a design that feels both romantic and timeless. The openwork structure gives the ring a light, airy appearance while highlighting the intricate metalwork and gemstone arrangement.
#### Main Features
* Main stone: natural iolite
* Stone size: approx. 6.1 × 3 mm
* Estimated weight: approx. 0.30–0.40 ct
* Color: deep blue to violet-blue
* Clarity: eye clean
* Cut: faceted marquise
#### Secondary Stones
* Gemstone: natural topaz
* Number of stones: 8
* Shape: round
* Cut: faceted
* Estimated total weight: approx. 0.16–0.24 ct
* Color: light blue
#### Metal & Setting
* Material: 925 sterling silver (hallmarked)
* Plating: two-tone design with gold-tone accents
* Setting style: prong setting with decorative halo
* Band: openwork filigree with ornamental scroll motifs
#### Ring Size & Weight
* Total weight: approx. 3.93 g (including gemstones and setting)
* Ring size: EU 56
#### Additional Information
* Style: Art Nouveau inspired / vintage elegance
* Gemstone family: cordierite (iolite variety)
* Design: artistic openwork with gold-tone scroll decoration
* Iolite is often associated with intuition, clarity, and inner vision
### Why This Ring Stands Out
* Deep blue marquise iolite centerpiece with elegant sparkle
* Eight shimmering topaz accents enhancing the central stone
* Distinctive two-tone silver and gold scrollwork design
* Artistic openwork band with vintage-inspired character
### Shipping & Packaging
* Ships securely from Lithuania via registered international airmail
* Tracking number provided
* Estimated delivery times:
* Europe: 4–8 business days
* USA & Canada: 7–14 business days
* Rest of the world: 10–21 business days
Seller's Story
True Form Jewelry is an independent jewelry practice focused on form, proportion, and material integrity. I specialize in silver rings with clean lines and timeless design, created with careful attention to detail and craftsmanship.
Details
Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
1
Free resizing offered
No
Metal
Silver
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.35
Brand jewellery
No
Main stone
Iolite
Total weight
3.93 g
Condition
As new - unused
Gender
Women
Title additional information
Golden Scrollwork
Shape of main stone
Marquise
Cutting style of main stone
Faceted cut
Ring size
56 (EU) / 16 (IT) / 7 ½ (US)
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