Georgian, gold, chrysoberyl five-stone ring georgian

Georgian, gold, chrysoberyl five-stone ring georgianThis ring is sold, sorry. See similar rings: Metal: gold rings Type of ring: Georgian rings, five stone rings Five stone Chrysoberyl ring, late 18th Century. Chrysoberyl gems are typically yellowish green stones that take their name from the Greek 'chryso', meaning 'golden', and 'beryl', meaning 'green'. This ring is set with five well matched chrysoberyl stones that have been foiled in a closed back gold setting. Place Of Origin England Stone Type

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“ The colour of this sapphire is spellbinding

Date Of Manufacture Circa 1930

and one on each end of the vertical axis

Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring

stating that the Ruby is of Burma origin

The central stripe of sapphires beautifully demonstrates one of the main technical innovations around this time - cutting stones to fit the mount (known as a calibré cutting) and then aligning them in a channel setting

bringing out its hue in contrast

beautifully carved with a Roman emperor wearing a laurel crown

Gems: opal rings

British hallmark for 18 carat gold

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