Edwardian Style Filigree Solitaire Ring in White Gold with 1.61 Carat Chrysoberyl

SKU: 4473504109
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Talk about a showstopper!

This lovely Edwardian style setting sat empty until we settled on what, exactly, would be the perfect stone for it. Enter the chrysoberyl. An esoteric stone that most people don't know much about, it's an 8.5 on the Mohs scale of hardness—making it an excellent choice for everyday wear—and it comes in a variety of colors. This specific stone is a laboratory created blue-green Chatham chrysoberyl that weighs 1.61 carats.

The setting is made of 14 karat white gold and is an exact copy of an Edwardian original (ca. the 1910s) taken from a mold. It has swirling plume accents, fine mil-grain detail, and crisp engraved chevrons at the shoulders.

For those who love color and have a penchant for antique style, this is a lovely and timeless piece.

The Details
Period
Edwardian (1901–1915)
Metal
14K White Gold
Main Stone(s)
1 Round Chrysoberyl (1.61 carats, 7 mm, laboratory grown by Chatham)
Ring Size
7 Need another size? Ask us whether this ring can be sized. More about sizing
The Scale
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Wearing it with care

Jewelry is meant to be worn, but it's also an expensive ornament. Here are a few suggestions to extend the life of your jewelry:

  • We encourage you to have your jewelry checked and cleaned by us or another trusted jeweler every six months.
  • You should remove your rings before swimming or performing any household cleaning, as harsh chemicals can interact with precious metals and permanently damage some stones.
  • Generally, we suggest that you do not wear your jewelry to the gym, in the shower, at the pool, or while sleeping.

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