Vintage 18K Gold Green Jade Cluster Ring — Family Heirloom, Circa Mid-20th Century From our family's own collection, this vintage ring was passed down from our grandmother's generation. Based on its family history, it is estimated to date from the 1950s to the 1970s. An oval green jade cabochon forms the centrepiece, displaying softly mingled shades of green and a gently rounded lustrous surface. A surrounding halo of clear accent stones creates an elegant floral silhouette. The raised openwork gallery features slender supports that sweep upwards towards the setting, lending the ring a graceful, sculptural character. The mount is crafted in 18K gold with a rhodium-plated finish and bears a stamp inside the band. Over time, the rhodium plating has worn away in places, gently revealing the warm, pale golden tone of the underlying 18K gold. These subtle golden accents blend with the silver-white finish, creating an attractive aged appearance. Visible joins at the base of the shank suggest a previous ring-size adjustment. Fine signs of wear reflect its history as a treasured family piece and contribute to its vintage charm. Total weight: approximately 3.94 g, including the stones Internal diameter: approximately 18.1 mm European ring size: approximately EU 57 US ring size: approximately US 8 The date is estimated from family history; the central stone is described as jade by the owner. Ring sizes are converted from the stated internal diameter and should be confirmed with a ring mandrel. Due to tax considerations, this lot cannot be shipped to Taiwan.