Antique Opal and Diamond Cluster ring cluster I1/I2 Clarity and H/I Colour

I1/I2 Clarity and H/I Colour

adding to the vintage feel of the ring

To the outer edge is a row of fourteen Round Brilliant Cut Diamonds which complement the Tanzanite beautifully

this remarkable Gemstone is uniquely trichroic and is rare in the terms that it is only found in one mine near Mt Kilimanjaro

There is a pretty basket below which leads to polished chenier shoulders and a dainty 9ct White Gold band

Antique Opal and Diamond Cluster ring cluster I1/I2 Clarity and H/I ColourAn exquisite Early Mid Twentieth Century ring featuring a vibrant and lively Cabochon Cut Opal that displays subtle flashes of colour, surrounded by fourteen well matched Diamonds. The ring sits low on the fingers so it is a practical ring to wear. At the turn of the Twentieth Century, Opals were coming in to England from Australia. The first discovery of common Opals in Australia was made near Angaston by the German geologist Johannes Menge in 1849.