A rare natural cabochon crystal opal & paste cluster ring, circa 1900 Toi et Moi

A rare natural cabochon crystal opal & paste cluster ring, circa 1900 Toi et MoiA wonderful play of colour, with dominant blues, greens and yellows is displayed in this cabochon crystal opal. With a generous weight of 7ct, its a very appropriate size to mount a cocktail ring. First crafted in the 18th century, paste gemstones were usually cut and faceted from leaded glass. This ring's Edwardian heritage is responsible for the cluster of paste gemstones, which are relatively rare nowadays and a true marker of an antique ring.

30ct total

Fire Opal - 8 carats (calculated)

vintage engagement rings

with cut apertures for each stone and claws holding each in place

completing an overall design that is wearable enough to be a striking engagement ring

The platinum mount is simple and elegant

The turquoise adds a touch of colour whilst bringing serenity

Smallest Opal: Length 6mm

See similar rings: victorian

this traditional cluster ring is given a contemporary twist with its ‘east to west’ orientation

with a richly saturated

set with glittering antique rose-cut diamonds