Emerald-cut pale green amethyst bezel-set in an ornate 10k yellow gold ring with scalloped edges and stepped ribbed shoulders

Green Amethyst Ring

$575.00
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Emerald-cut pale green amethyst bezel-set in an ornate 10k yellow gold ring with scalloped edges and stepped ribbed shoulders

Green Amethyst Ring

$575.00
10k Gold · Size 6 Resizable
One of a kind — once it's claimed, it's gone.

"This one came to me without a stone, but the band and setting were so charming, so full of unique details, that I couldn't pass it by. I had to find a stone worthy of it. Green amethyst is a colour that speaks to my soul, calming and soothing, and it pairs so beautifully with yellow gold."

Megan, founder & curator

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This 10k yellow gold ring came to us without its stone, its setting empty but far too charming to pass by. The mount is full of detail, scalloped edges framing the top and bottom, stepped and ribbed shoulders, the kind of hand-worked character you rarely see. So we found it a stone worthy of the setting: a large emerald-cut green amethyst, soft pale green and beautifully clear.

Green amethyst, also called prasiolite, is prized for exactly this gentle, watery colour, calming and easy against the warmth of yellow gold. An empty setting brought back to life, given a second chapter and a stone that suits it. Resizable, so it finds the right hand.

Metal: 10k Gold
Era: Vintage
Ring Size: 6

Measurements
Top to bottom: 10.3 mm
Side to side: 7.0 mm
Rise: 4.13 mm
Weight: 1.43 g

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