Victorian Opal & Old Mine Cut Diamond Cluster Ring in 18K Gold
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- Free US shipping
- Complimentary resizing
- One-year warranty
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Description
A Victorian cluster ring in 18K yellow gold: an Australian opal ringed by natural old mine cut diamonds.
It began life, around 1890–1910, as a pin. We converted it into a ring in keeping with its period, so the opal and its halo of diamonds sit where they are easier to admire.
The Details
- Style: Victorian
- Period: 1890–1910
- Metal: 18K yellow gold
- Australian opal, 9.0 x 8.65 mm
- Natural old mine cut diamonds, estimated 1.0 carat total weight
- Cluster measures 14.3 x 14.75 mm
- Ring size: 7. Complimentary resizing up to two sizes up or down (5 to 9)
- Weight: 4.7 grams
- Originally a pin, converted into a period-appropriate ring
Care
Remove your jewelry for the gym, swimming, and sleep. Clean gold, diamonds, and hard gemstones with warm water, mild soap, and a soft toothbrush. Antique pieces and softer stones require gentler care. See the full care guide. Every piece carries a one-year warranty for repairs.
Design
Designed by C. Disston and hand crafted in the US. Want to see it in person? Book a private appointment in the San Francisco Bay Area or virtually.
Sizing
Most rings are offered in US sizes 4 to 10, including half sizes. Not sure of your size? See the ring size guide. C. Disston one-of-a-kind rings and estate rings over $1,500 can be resized up to two sizes up or down, complimentary. For made-to-order and bespoke pieces, the first resizing is complimentary on any order over $1,000.
Shipping & Returns
US orders of $500 or more ship free. Made-to-order pieces ship in about 4 to 6 weeks; ready-to-ship pieces are finished and in stock. Made-to-order pieces shipped within the US can be returned within 30 days; bespoke pieces and international orders are final sale (EU orders excepted). Every order ships fully insured, with a signature required. Need it by a certain date? Email me about rush orders. See the FAQ for details.