This exceptional Georgian era diamond, pearl, and turquoise ring is a marvel to behold. The radiating stones are nestled in high karat gold, each with their own charm: the chunky old mine cut diamonds surrounded by luminescent natural pearls, and the turquoise in varying shades of robin’s egg to forest green. Remarkably, this ring is quite heavyweight for rings from the early 1800s, weighing 6.8 grams and a somewhat resizable size 8. There is a small glazed locket compartment on the backside which once held the hair of a loved one, and is now cleaned out and ready for your own tiny keepsake. This piece is museum quality and in excellent antique condition.

-Tests 18k-22k

-6.8 grams

-Size 7.75 and fairly resizable

-12 turquoise stones each measure approximately 2.8mm in diameter

-8 naturals pearls measure approximately 1.5mm in diameter

-3 old mine cut diamonds measure approximately 2.9mm in diameter

-Glazed locket back compartment

-Back of band measures approximately 1.9mm