Ring - 15 kt. Yellow gold Amethyst - Pearl - Victorian ring





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Description from the seller
Antique Victorian 15kt gold ring with amethyst & natural saltwater pearls
Stunning antique statement ring from the Victorian period, crafted in 15-karat gold and set with an impressive oval-cut natural amethyst.
The amethyst is of beautiful quality: notably clear and transparent, with a rich, deep purple color that reveals different violet hues depending on the light. The stone is set high and prominently, allowing it to truly shine.
Surrounding the amethyst is a classic arrangement of natural saltwater pearls. The pearls’ soft, creamy luster creates a particularly beautiful contrast with the amethyst’s deep purple and the warm 15kt gold.
The elegant high setting, fine goldwork, and combination of amethyst and pearls are highly characteristic of antique jewelry from the Victorian period, likely from the second half of the 19th century. A striking yet elegant ring with a wonderful authentic appearance.
• Period: Victorian, approx. 1860–1900
• Material: 15-karat gold
• Gemstone: natural oval-cut amethyst
• Color: deep purple/violet
• Surround: natural saltwater pearls
• Ring size: 58.5
• Weight: 8.4 grams
• Style: Victorian / antique statement / cluster ring
A special, highly collectible antique piece of jewelry that immediately catches the eye with its size and color. Beautiful as a statement ring, and certainly of interest to collectors of authentic Victorian jewelry. The gold content, stone, and pearls have all been extensively tested for authenticity.
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Seller's Story
Antique Victorian 15kt gold ring with amethyst & natural saltwater pearls
Stunning antique statement ring from the Victorian period, crafted in 15-karat gold and set with an impressive oval-cut natural amethyst.
The amethyst is of beautiful quality: notably clear and transparent, with a rich, deep purple color that reveals different violet hues depending on the light. The stone is set high and prominently, allowing it to truly shine.
Surrounding the amethyst is a classic arrangement of natural saltwater pearls. The pearls’ soft, creamy luster creates a particularly beautiful contrast with the amethyst’s deep purple and the warm 15kt gold.
The elegant high setting, fine goldwork, and combination of amethyst and pearls are highly characteristic of antique jewelry from the Victorian period, likely from the second half of the 19th century. A striking yet elegant ring with a wonderful authentic appearance.
• Period: Victorian, approx. 1860–1900
• Material: 15-karat gold
• Gemstone: natural oval-cut amethyst
• Color: deep purple/violet
• Surround: natural saltwater pearls
• Ring size: 58.5
• Weight: 8.4 grams
• Style: Victorian / antique statement / cluster ring
A special, highly collectible antique piece of jewelry that immediately catches the eye with its size and color. Beautiful as a statement ring, and certainly of interest to collectors of authentic Victorian jewelry. The gold content, stone, and pearls have all been extensively tested for authenticity.
#antiquerings #victorianring #victorianjewelry #amethyst #amethystring #15ktgold #15karatgold #antiquejewelry #pearlring #saltwaterpearls #goldring #statementring #vintagejewelry #antiquejewelry
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