[Antique Western Jewelry] UK Silver Natural Opal Australian Opal Fire Fluorescent Opal Ring

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52144953547_de3b92a40b_z.jpg We adhere to the following safety SOPs: 1. Enhanced staff hygiene during the packing process. 2. Daily monitoring of staff temperature. 3. Precautionary measures during the shipping process. Please shop with confidence. Thank you! ➤ Discover the enduring beauty of antique jewelry – crafted to last and resistant to fading! ➤ Product Description Opal: In jewelry circles, opals are often described as possessing the beauty of all gemstones. Some believe their value rivals that of the top five precious stones like diamonds and rubies. Since the 20th century, renowned jewelers such as Cartier and Tiffany have featured opals in their haute couture collections. Symbolizing rainbows, opals are believed to bring a bright future to their owners. Their clear surfaces evoke pure love, earning them the nickname "Cupid's Stone." Opals have long been favored by Western royalty and nobility. Empress Josephine of France owned an opal necklace named "The Burning of Troy," and Queen Victoria gifted numerous opal jewels to her five daughters. In 1954, the Australian government presented Queen Elizabeth II with a necklace featuring the 205-carat Andamooka opal, known as "The Queen's Opal." The ancient Roman naturalist Pliny famously remarked, "On a single opal, you can behold the fire of a ruby, the purple of an amethyst, the green of an emerald, and a vibrant, harmonious medley of colors – a feast for the eyes." (This piece features soft, vibrant pinks, oranges, and fluorescent yellows that are exceptionally dazzling under light.) ★ Hallmark: 925 ★ Origin: Antique, Handcrafted in the United Kingdom ★ Era: Circa 1950 ★ Dimensions: Main stone approximately 1 cm long / 2 mm thick / Ring diameter approximately 1.75 cm / International ring size 13 ★ Materials: 925 Silver Alloy / Natural Australian Opal Our curated collection of antique Western jewelry primarily dates from the 1930s to the 1970s! Antique adornments are no longer produced; their numbers dwindle each day, and each piece sold is one less available. Their rarity is precisely what makes them so unique. 《Gentle Reminders》 ➤ Antique pieces are not new; they bear the marks of time, which adds to their character and rarity. Please consider this and avoid scrutinizing them by the strict standards applied to brand-new items. We hope that through these vintage adornments, you will discover the stories they hold, revealing the elegance and brilliance of their era. ➤ All product images are of the actual items. Due to variations in computer monitor colors and lighting conditions, photos may differ slightly from the physical product. Please examine the photo details and product information carefully before placing your order. Thank you! ➤ Upon careful review of the photos, returns will be accepted if the item is damaged to the point of being unwearable upon arrival. However, returns for reasons such as the item not meeting your expectations, size differences, color variations, or issues not related to shipping damage will not be eligible for a refund. ➤ Antique Jewelry Care: ♞ Avoid contact with perfumes and cosmetics. Remove jewelry before bathing. If contact occurs, wipe gently to prevent residue from damaging the metal surface. ♞ If not worn for an extended period, store in a zip-top bag to minimize prolonged exposure to air.