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Yellow gold cluster ring with white opal stones and red ruby accents
Yellow gold cluster ring on finger with white opal stones and red ruby accents
Yellow gold cluster ring with white opal center and red ruby gemstones, angled view
Yellow gold oval cluster ring with white opal stones and red ruby highlights, top view
Yellow gold cluster ring with white opal stones and red ruby accents
Yellow gold cluster ring on finger with white opal stones and red ruby accents
Yellow gold cluster ring with white opal center and red ruby gemstones, angled view
Yellow gold oval cluster ring with white opal stones and red ruby highlights, top view

C. 1960 Vintage Opal and 1.45 ct. t.w. Ruby Cluster Ring in 14kt Yellow Gold. Size 5.5

$2,595
C. 1960. With its crown-like design, this Estate collection cluster ring brings a regal presence to any outfit. An iridescent arrangement of…

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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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Meet The Maker

Queen Victoria had a gift for shaping public taste in gemstones. Her known fondness for opal, as shown by her gifting Australian opals to her daughters, helped establish its prestige in Victorian fine jewelry.

A Storied Heritage

Pre-modern gem identification relied on color, hardness, and source: criteria insufficient to consistently separate ruby, red spinel, and garnet. The Black Prince's Ruby, acquired in the 14th century and set in the British Imperial State Crown, was confirmed as red spinel only through modern gemological analysis. The misidentification represents the rule rather than the exception: most historical rubies in institutional and royal collections have required re-examination, and the results have reshaped understanding of where truly fine ruby was available throughout history.

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