Victorian Garnet & Moonstone Ring

Victorian Garnet & Moonstone RingDark Magic: An enchanted Victorian ring set with two clusters of moonstones flanking an etherial cabochon garnet. The rich purplish red of the garnet forms the perfect complement to the blue, shimmering moonstones, and this, combined with the gothic aesthetic of the elongated prongs, charges the ring with a deeply arcane aura. Crafted in 15ct gold, it dates from the latter years of 19th century circa 1890. Era: Late Victorian, circa 1890 Head size:

when technology allowed them to work metal at higher temperatures

Let all your '70s Miami big shades DJ Kool Herc proto-Hip-Hop disco-inspired bell-bottomed dreams come true (I've been wearing this one for a good few days now and it's confirmed excellent

in 'De Natura Rerum' (circa 99-55 BC)

The characters in the name shaku-dō mean "red" and "copper" but combined they represent this material which begins with a darkened coppery-bronze color and is then modified to black or near-black

also a war god

crafted in sterling silver and studded with glistening white paste gemstones with a tiny red garnet eye

clearly intended as a pinky ring

A diamond-set "petal" border finishes the head

Tested as 18ct gold

glacier-blue of the aquamarine complemented perfectly by the rich 18ct yellow gold of the band

Coral has a 9ct gold top and the chalcedony has a gold filled top

Exquisite moonstone earrings dating from the Edwardian era