A beautiful and unusual white topaz ring from the Edwardian era (ca1910)! This gorgeous piece is made of 14k white, rose, and yellow gold and features an emerald cut white topaz set in the center. The white topaz is held within a four-prong setting, and the stone is bordered by an intricate filigree frame, which features floral motifs. The shoulders and gallery of the ring are decorated with an arch-shaped cutout design, which further adds to the stunning ring. The shank of the ring is smooth and simple, and the inside of the shank is stamped "14k" and with an illegible maker's mark. The ring looks absolutely marvelous when worn and would make a perfect addition to any jewelry collection!
Measurements: The ring has a finger size of 5.25 but could be easily re-sized. The front of the ring measures a little less than 1/2" wide, a little less than 3/4"tall and when worn, sits 1/4" atop the finger.
Condition: The overall condition of the ring is excellent. Besides normal surface wear, there is no apparent damage to the gold setting or to the topaz stone.
