A classic style from the Victorian and Edwardian eras, this one falls right where the eras merge, hallmarked for Chester in 1901. It holds three oval opals set East-West with the largest in the center, all three with beautiful, soft color play. They’re framed above and below by ten little grey rose cuts diamonds, all belcher set in ultra rich-toned yellow gold that looks even higher karat than it is.
Center opal has light surface abrasion, not easily visible, and gold has slight pitting in one area. Overall lovely condition.
Size 7.25
9mm at widest point, shank is 2.25mm, 4mm rise from finger. Opals are 6 by 4mm and 3 by 2mm, diamonds are 1mm.
