Ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold - 5.49ct. tw. Topaz






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A vintage 18 kt yellow gold topaz ring for women featuring a single approximately 5.49 carat emerald-cut topaz set in a retro design, size EU 51 (US 5¾), in excellent condition with no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Substantial vintage 18 kt yellow gold topaz ring set with a large approximately 5.49 carat emerald-cut topaz, creating a bold statement piece with strong visual presence and classic late-20th-century styling.
The ring is crafted in 18 karat yellow gold and features a single large rectangular topaz as the focal point. The gemstone is cut in an emerald-style step cut, with broad linear facets that emphasise clarity, depth and the geometry of the stone rather than producing the intense sparkle associated with brilliant cuts.
At approximately 5.49 ct, the topaz is notably large and gives the ring a substantial, luxurious appearance. The elongated rectangular form and clipped corners create a clean architectural look, while the rich yellow-gold setting provides a warm contrast against the gemstone.
The overall design is particularly suitable as a statement cocktail ring, vintage gemstone ring, anniversary ring or collectible fine jewellery piece. The combination of a large topaz and 18 kt gold gives it a strong presence on the hand without relying on an overly complicated setting.
The ring dates to the 20th century and has a classic vintage appearance, with a design that works well for collectors of both traditional and retro jewellery.
Details
Type: Topaz ring
Era: 1900–2000
Metal: 18 kt yellow gold
Gold fineness: 750 / 18 karat
Main gemstone: Topaz
Number of gemstones: 1
Estimated gemstone weight: approximately 5.49 ct
Shape: Emerald / rectangular with clipped corners
Cutting style: Emerald cut / step cut
Ring size: EU 51 / IT 11 / US 5¾
Gender: Women
Laboratory report: None
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with only minimal signs of previous wear
Country of origin: Unknown
The gemstone’s emerald-cut geometry is one of the defining characteristics of the ring. The broad table and step-cut facets create a deep, structured appearance and allow the colour and internal character of the stone to be appreciated clearly.
With its large 5.49 ct topaz, substantial 18 kt gold construction and classic vintage proportions, the ring is particularly appealing to buyers searching for a large topaz ring, 18 kt gold topaz ring, emerald-cut topaz ring, vintage cocktail ring, statement gemstone ring, yellow gold gemstone ring, estate jewellery, retro gold ring or fine topaz jewellery.
Topaz is also traditionally associated with November birthstone jewellery, making the ring suitable as a birthday or anniversary gift in addition to being a collectible vintage piece.
The photographs form an important part of the description and show the actual ring offered for sale, including the gemstone, gold setting and overall condition.
The ring will be carefully packaged and shipped securely with tracking and insurance where available.
Seller's Story
Substantial vintage 18 kt yellow gold topaz ring set with a large approximately 5.49 carat emerald-cut topaz, creating a bold statement piece with strong visual presence and classic late-20th-century styling.
The ring is crafted in 18 karat yellow gold and features a single large rectangular topaz as the focal point. The gemstone is cut in an emerald-style step cut, with broad linear facets that emphasise clarity, depth and the geometry of the stone rather than producing the intense sparkle associated with brilliant cuts.
At approximately 5.49 ct, the topaz is notably large and gives the ring a substantial, luxurious appearance. The elongated rectangular form and clipped corners create a clean architectural look, while the rich yellow-gold setting provides a warm contrast against the gemstone.
The overall design is particularly suitable as a statement cocktail ring, vintage gemstone ring, anniversary ring or collectible fine jewellery piece. The combination of a large topaz and 18 kt gold gives it a strong presence on the hand without relying on an overly complicated setting.
The ring dates to the 20th century and has a classic vintage appearance, with a design that works well for collectors of both traditional and retro jewellery.
Details
Type: Topaz ring
Era: 1900–2000
Metal: 18 kt yellow gold
Gold fineness: 750 / 18 karat
Main gemstone: Topaz
Number of gemstones: 1
Estimated gemstone weight: approximately 5.49 ct
Shape: Emerald / rectangular with clipped corners
Cutting style: Emerald cut / step cut
Ring size: EU 51 / IT 11 / US 5¾
Gender: Women
Laboratory report: None
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with only minimal signs of previous wear
Country of origin: Unknown
The gemstone’s emerald-cut geometry is one of the defining characteristics of the ring. The broad table and step-cut facets create a deep, structured appearance and allow the colour and internal character of the stone to be appreciated clearly.
With its large 5.49 ct topaz, substantial 18 kt gold construction and classic vintage proportions, the ring is particularly appealing to buyers searching for a large topaz ring, 18 kt gold topaz ring, emerald-cut topaz ring, vintage cocktail ring, statement gemstone ring, yellow gold gemstone ring, estate jewellery, retro gold ring or fine topaz jewellery.
Topaz is also traditionally associated with November birthstone jewellery, making the ring suitable as a birthday or anniversary gift in addition to being a collectible vintage piece.
The photographs form an important part of the description and show the actual ring offered for sale, including the gemstone, gold setting and overall condition.
The ring will be carefully packaged and shipped securely with tracking and insurance where available.
Seller's Story
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