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Rose gold-tone ring with large pink oval gemstone and multicolor bee cluster details
Rose gold-tone bee ring with pink oval gemstone worn on finger
Rose gold-tone ring with pink oval gemstone, side view of multicolor bee motif
Rose gold-tone filigree ring with pink oval center and multicolor gemstone bee design
Rose gold-tone ring with large pink oval gemstone and multicolor bee cluster details
Rose gold-tone bee ring with pink oval gemstone worn on finger
Rose gold-tone ring with pink oval gemstone, side view of multicolor bee motif
Rose gold-tone filigree ring with pink oval center and multicolor gemstone bee design

Pink Opal and .10 ct. t.w. Multicolored Sapphire Bumblebee Ring with Single Garnet in 18kt Rose Gold Over Sterling

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$199
Here's a sweet treat that won't break the beehive! A chic bumblebee is dressed in .10 ct. t.w. round multicolored sapphires and adorned with…
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Item 971789

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Lemon Quartz
Pink Opal
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The deeper story

Stone Story

Boulder opal forms in narrow veins in ironstone deposits in Queensland, Australia. The opal is too thin to yield a solid stone but too vivid to waste. Cutters leave the natural ironstone backing attached, providing the dark ground that intensifies color play and gives each piece its profile. The result is a stone whose shape is determined by natural formation .

Skilled Craftsmanship

Rendering the bee in fine jewelry demands a range of techniques: lost-wax casting for the segmented body, hand engraving for surface detail, enamel for the wings' translucence and natural banding, and pave setting for the eyes: often combining all four within a single piece.

Visually Speaking

The animal motifs with the longest continuous presence in fine jewelry each carry a symbolic vocabulary that read the same core meaning across cultures. Some of them include the serpent, lion, eagle, butterfly, bee, elephant, owl, and horse.

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