Antique Edwardian Opal Five Stone Ring Dated 1912 Diamond they’re considered a stone of

they’re considered a stone of passion and said to bring good fortune in love and provide long-lasting happiness and vitality to any relationship

decorated with pink and green Paste Stones and white Pearls which together make up the colours associated with the women's Suffragette movement that took place in the early 20th Century

It’s very pretty and would look perfect pinned to a lapel or hung from a gold chain

35ct – 1ct total)

The Cameo is set in an ornate Base Metal gilded in 9ct Yellow Gold frame

Antique Edwardian Opal Five Stone Ring Dated 1912 Diamond they’re considered a stone ofThis enchanting antique Edwardian five stone opal ring is a rare survivor, hallmarked in Birmingham in 1912 the very year the Titanic set sail. The graceful half hoop gallery is crafted in warm 18ct yellow gold, set with five graduating natural opal cabochons that come alive with a mesmerising play of colour, flashing neon greens, blues, pinks, and fiery orange. During the Edwardian era, opals were treasured as symbols of hope, luck, and passionate