Antique Moonstone Ring
Antique Moonstone Ring
"The craftsmanship of this ring could bring me to tears. The delicate detail wrapped around the glowing moonstone is truly something you can't find today. It wears like a piece of history on the hand."
— Megan, founder & curator
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A late Victorian Etruscan Revival ring in 15k gold, set with a large round moonstone cabochon that glows blue-white at the center. The setting is a feat of antique goldsmithing: a frame of fine twisted ropework, scalloped granulation, and tiny raised gold beads arranged in repeating arcs.
Etruscan Revival jewelry was a 19th-century love letter to ancient goldsmiths. Victorian jewelers, fascinated by archaeological discoveries in Italy and Greece, taught themselves to imitate techniques that were two thousand years old: granulation (those raised gold beads, each soldered by hand), twisted wire, repoussé. This ring carries every one of those signatures. The moonstone at its center has that quiet, almost lit-from-within quality that made it a favourite stone of the Victorians. 15k gold confirms its British origin and dates it before 1932, when the karat was officially discontinued.
Metal: 15k Gold
Era: Victorian
Ring Size: 6
Measurements
Top to bottom: 16.8 mm
Side to side: 16.3 mm
Rise: 8.2 mm
Weight: 3.8 g
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