A treasure fit for Goddess Selene herself!

Crafted circa 1905, this lovely turn of the century Moonstone and White Enamel Conversion ring is a striking Edwardian example. With 6 beautiful golden circles in the white enamel, there’s something celestial in the setting of this moonstone ring. No matter how you hold your hand, this ring is sure to sparkle and glimmer.

Once a stickpin, now a ring, the moonstone boasts a delicate silvery foil, and a low profile – emphasizing an already whimsical silhouette. A delightful addition to any antique jewelry collection!

Materials and Features: 14ct gold, white enamel, moonstone

Age/Origin: American, Edwardian, c. 1905,

Marks: 14ct on the reverse

Measurements: 1.80g, Size 7.5

Condition: Excellent, historical converted condition

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