[Western Antique Jewelry] 10 Natural Opal Australian Stone Fluorescent Fire Opal Highlight Ring

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52144953547_de3b92a40b_z.jpg We all complete the following safety SOPs 1. Strengthen personnel cleaning during the stocking process 2. Control and measure personnel’s body temperature every day 3. Pay attention to protective measures during the shipping process Please feel free to buy, thank you! ➤Let you understand the beauty of antique jewelry, which is not only durable but also resistant to fading! ➤Product description Opal: In the jewelry circle, we often hear people say that Opal is a Gemstone that combines the beauty of all Gemstone . Some people think that Opal’s value can be as valuable as diamonds, rubies and other five major Gemstone in the world. Since the 20th century, famous jewelers such as Cartier and TIFFANY have also launched various types of opal high-end jewelry. Opal symbolizes the rainbow and brings a bright future to its owner. Because its clear surface is a metaphor for pure love, it is also known as the "Cupid Stone". Opal has always been loved by Western royal families. Queen Josephine of France, Napoleon, has an Opal necklace called "Burning Te Loy"; Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom bought a lot of Opal jewelry as a gift to her. a daughter. In 1954, the Australian government set a 205ct Adomcose Opal in a necklace and gave it to Queen Elizabeth of England. This necklace is also known as the "Queen's Opal". Pliny, the ancient Roman natural scientist, once said: "On a piece of opal stone, you can see the flame of ruby, the amethyst-like color spots, and the emerald-like green sea. They are colorful, integrated, and beautiful." (Photographed under lights, the strong fire lights on all sides flash like the Milky Way, fluorescent orange, green, blue, Indigo, and purple light, very dazzling) ★Tag: 18k ★Era: About 1970's ★Size: Main Stone length: 1.4 (cm) / Thickness: 2.5 (mm) / Ring diameter approximately: 1.68 (cm)/International ring size 10 ★ Material: 18k gold alloy+ Australian natural opal Stone/opal (opal) Most of the Western antique jewelry we collect are from the 1930s to the 1970s! Antique ornaments are no longer produced, and their quantity will only become less and less every day, and one less piece will be sold. Because of its rarity, it is even more unique. "Little Advice" ➤ Antiques and old items are not new. They will have traces of time and show more connotation and rarity. Please consider not to judge them with the strict standards of brand-new items. I hope you can discover the stories behind them through old accessories and reveal them. It captures the elegance and brilliance of the prosperous era. ➤ All product pictures are taken from the actual product. Due to computer screen color difference, shooting light and other factors, there will be slight differences between the photos and the actual product. Please read the photo details clearly for product information before placing an order. Thank you! ➤Confirm the details of the photo in detail. If the item sent is damaged and cannot be worn, you can submit a return. If it is different from what you imagined, the size, color difference, etc., there will be a return/fee, and it is not damaged due to the transportation process, etc. If there is a problem, refunds cannot be made. ➤Antique jewelry maintenance: ♞ Try to avoid contact with perfumes and cosmetics, and take them off after bathing; if they come into contact, wipe them off to avoid residual damage to the metal surface. ♞ If you do not wear it for a long time, you can put it in a zipper bag to avoid long-term contact with the air.