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Vintage frog ring in 18kt white gold with citrine, tsavorite stones and black diamond accents
Vintage frog ring with green stones and citrine on a hand
Frog ring with green tsavorite stones, citrine gemstone, and black diamond eye in white gold
Vintage frog ring with green tsavorite, citrine, and black diamond details in white gold
Vintage frog ring in 18kt white gold with citrine, tsavorite stones and black diamond accents
Vintage frog ring with green stones and citrine on a hand
Frog ring with green tsavorite stones, citrine gemstone, and black diamond eye in white gold
Vintage frog ring with green tsavorite, citrine, and black diamond details in white gold

C. 1990 Vintage 1.05 Carat Citrine and 2.20 ct. t.w. Tsavorite Frog Ring with Black Diamonds in 18kt White Gold. Size 6

$2,995
C. 1990. From our Estate collection, this whimsical ring features a 2.20 ct. t.w. tsavorite-studded frog with black diamond eyes, holding hi…
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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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Stone Story

Tsavorite outperforms emerald optically on two measurable criteria: a higher refractive index producing greater brilliance and fire in faceted stones, and typically fewer inclusions producing a cleaner crystal that delivers green with greater internal luminosity. For someone who wants vivid green gemstone performance in a faceted piece, tsavorite's optical properties make a substantive case that goes beyond price comparison.

Elemental Detail

Rhodium plating on 18kt white gold is a standard surface treatment in which a platinum-group metal is electroplated onto the alloy to produce a brighter, harder, more uniform white surface than the alloy achieves on its own. This finish defines how the piece looks and is renewable when necessary.

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At Ross-Simons, we've always been drawn to the unexpected find. The piece that can't be easily categorized, but immediately makes sense on the right person. That instinct informs how we buy, and what we bring to our customers that they won't find anywhere else.

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