Immerse yourself in the rich, celestial history of the 19th century with this striking antique Victorian cocktail ring. Masterfully crafted in solid 14k yellow gold, this estate treasure centers a magnificent, high-domed oval lapis lazuli cabochon. With its captivating, deep ultramarine hue and intricate historical gold work, this ring makes a dramatic, elegant signature statement.
Key Features & Artistry
Intense Ultramarine Lapis: Features a substantial natural lapis lazuli cabochon boasting a rich, uniform royal blue body color with subtle, characteristic natural matrix inclusions.
Ornate Openwork Gallery: The stone is secured in a classic smooth bezel and elevated by a breathtaking, open-scrolled gallery that showcases quintessential Victorian romantic architecture.
Hand-Engraved Botanical Shoulders: The 14k yellow gold shank features exquisite, split shoulders adorned with hand-carved floral or foliate engraving that seamlessly flows down to a smooth, comfortable polished band.
Substantial Statement Silhouette: The large, north-south oval setting elongates the finger beautifully, offering an eye-catching historical presence.
Technical Specifications
Metal: Solid 14k Yellow Gold (tested and verified). The ring is stamped 14k and it weighs 6.79g. It is currently a size 5.5+. It can be resized before shipping- please message us with your desired size for a quote.
Center Stone: 1 Natural Oval Lapis Lazuli Cabochon. The stone measures about 20 x 15.50mm.
Era: Victorian (Circa 1880–1900)
Style: Openwork Filigree Statement Ring
Condition: Excellent antique condition with crisp hand-engraving, a secure bezel setting, and a beautiful time-honored patina.
Perfect For
The Antique Purist: A museum-worthy addition to any collection of fine 19th-century everyday luxury jewelry.
A Distinctive Signature Piece: Ideal for the jewelry lover who avoids traditional faceted gems in favor of smooth, rich, historical opaque stones.
December Birthdays: A unique, sophisticated way to sport the traditional alternative blue birthstone form.
