No reserve price - Ring Silver Opal - Opal - Opal white silver zircons





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Silver ring with a white opal and surrounding opal stones, unbranded antique piece dating to 1850–1900, size EU 59 (US 8¾), main stones total 0.10 ct and surrounding stones total 0.20 ct, total weight 10 g, 40 main stones and 40 surrounding stones, laboratory report is not available.
Description from the seller
White opal ring with surrounding zircons around the opal and also at its sides, with zircon flowers. The ring is silver, and the shank is all intricately worked, and on the sides there is an S as if it were the signature of the person who made it. It is an antique ring from my grandmother; it is from the nineteenth century, in an antique style but also vintage antique, very heavy because it is solid silver, not hollow.
White opal ring with surrounding zircons around the opal and also at its sides, with zircon flowers. The ring is silver, and the shank is all intricately worked, and on the sides there is an S as if it were the signature of the person who made it. It is an antique ring from my grandmother; it is from the nineteenth century, in an antique style but also vintage antique, very heavy because it is solid silver, not hollow.
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