For over 5000 years, turquoise has captivated lovers of beauty all around the world. Mined primarily in arid climates, from Iran to Mexico to the United States to Australia, the stone has held popularity through the ages and across cultures, so of course early 20th century England was no exception! This lovely, heavy ring features a quintet of lovely oval cabs with the subtle variation that is to be expected of natural stones worn and loved for over 100 years.

Please keep in mind that turquoise is a porous stone and not compatible with hand sanitizers/alcohols.

Good antique condition with wear in line with age and use, including some changes to turquoise colouration expected with wear, and minor evidence of past resizing.

Details:
• 18k yellow gold, with full British hallmarks for Birmingham 1916, maker's mark TSJr
• Size 10.75-11 (slightly out of round) and can be resized within two sizes
• Five turquoise oval cabochons
• Face of ring measures 7.5mm wide, 19mm across, with a rise of 4.4mm; back of band measures 2.5mm wide and 0.9mm thick
• 6g