15 Karat Gold, Garnet, Green Paste and Seed Pearl Ring

Antique Victorian Garnet & Pearl Ring 15ct Gold Circa 1880 A radiant example of late Victorian sentimentality, this 15ct yellow gold ring features a captivating arrangement of de...

Antique Hessonite Cluster Ring 15ct Gold Tested Circa 1825 Behold this exquisite 15ct gold Georgian-era ring, featuring a daisy cluster design. At its heart lies a rare hessonite ...

Finely detailed antique Victorian ring (circa 1896), crafted in 15 karat yellow gold. 8 x 2mm seed pearls are accented with 7 x 2mm pieces of turquoise. The pearls and turquoise an...

Crafted in the late nineteenth century, this antique navette shaped dinner ring is designed around an oval red garnet and accented by four seed pearls. Set in 10K rose gold.

Details: Absolutely stunning Victorian piece! This is a beautiful green marquise peridot, surrounded by seed pearls set in a stunning yellow 15K yellow gold, engraved around the enti...

A Victorian pearl, almandine garnet, demantoid garnet, and yellow gold ring, comprising three half pearls, two almandine garnets, and four demantoid garnets, in 15 karat yellow gold....

Antique Daisy Cluster Ring 15ct Gold Tested Circa 1880 Pretty, Victorian cluster ring. Set with an oval, faceted, natural ruby centre & ...

One of Kent Raible's favorite gems to work with, Moonstone has a soft glow matched by no other stone. Soft multi-color flashes are the trademark of the rare Rainbow moonstone. Here Kent has set the moonstone in an asymmetrical band of detailed gold work with a compliment of lovely tapering green Grossular Garnets. These garnets, in this quality, have a refractive index near that of diamond giving them more sparkle than you normally see in a colored gemstone. Rainbow Moonstone 2.78ct Green Grossular Garnets 18 Karat Gold Size 6 5/8 Myth & Lore of Moonstone: Moonstone is associated with all goddesses, but especially the Moon goddesses. Resembling the Moon or "moonshine", the ancient Romans believed the stone was actually formed from moonlight. In the Orient, people believed Moonstones were actual rays of moonlight that had solidified, and that the shimmering light held within the stone was a good spirit that lived there. People in ancient India also thought along these lines, and the stone is still considered sacred in India today...

A 12.5 mm white Australian south sea pearl, seed pearl and diamond ring in 18k white gold. The white south sea pearl is surrounded by 12 seed pearls and 12 diamonds. It is a classica...

A fine signed American Mid-Century gold, garnet, and seed pearl cluster cocktail ring. In 14 karat yellow gold. By Jones & Woodland of Newark, NJ (active ca. 1930 - 1950). With a ...