A stunning example of 19th-century craftsmanship, this antique Victorian ring features a beautiful turquoise cabochon surrounded by thirteen glimmering rose-cut diamonds. The turquoise displays a tranquil robin’s egg hue with natural matrix visible beneath the surface—soft and opaque, with the calming, sky-like tone so prized in antique jewelry.
Each diamond is individually set in delicately hand-cut prongs, forming a radiant halo that enhances the turquoise’s smooth, domed surface. The openwork gallery allows light to play through the setting, accentuating the contrast between the cool turquoise and the warm glow of 14-karat yellow gold.
While the center and crown are original to the period, the shank has been replaced at a later date, ensuring strength for modern wear while preserving its authentic Victorian aesthetic.
A ring that speaks softly of devotion, memory, and enduring love—its beauty is timeless, its sentiment everlasting.
Details:
Era: Victorian (circa late 1800s)
Metal: 14KT yellow gold
Gemstones: One turquoise cabochon; thirteen rose-cut diamonds
Setting: Hand-cut prongs with open-back gallery
Ring size: 5
Condition: Excellent antique condition; later shank replacement, prong placement commensurate with age
Your purchase will arrive beautifully packaged in our signature branded box — ready to gift or treasure for yourself.
