【Antique Western Jewelry】 British Sterling Silver Natural Opal Ring with Fluorescent Opal

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52144953547_de3b92a40b_z.jpg We have completed the following safety SOP: 1. Enhanced personnel hygiene during the preparation process. 2. Daily monitoring and measurement of staff temperatures. 3. Observance of protective measures during the shipping process. Please feel assured when purchasing. Thank you! ➤ Discover the beauty of antique jewelry – not only durable but also resistant to fading! ➤ Product Description Opal: In jewelry circles, Opal is often described as a gemstone that embodies the beauty of all gems. Some believe Opal's value rivals that of the world's top five gemstones, such as diamonds and rubies. Since the 20th century, renowned jewelers like Cartier and Tiffany have introduced various high-end Opal jewelry pieces. Opal symbolizes the rainbow, bringing a bright future to its owner. Its clear surface alludes to pure love, earning it the nickname "Cupid's Stone." Throughout history, Opals have been favored by Western royalty and nobility. Empress Josephine of France owned an Opal necklace named "The Burning of Troy," and Queen Victoria of England gifted many Opal jewels to her five daughters. In 1954, the Australian government presented Queen Elizabeth II with a necklace featuring the 205-carat "Eromanga Opal," known as the "Queen's Opal." The ancient Roman naturalist Pliny once said, "On an Opal, you can see the fire of a ruby, the purple of an amethyst, the green of an emerald—a dazzling, unified beauty that captivates the eye." (This piece features soft, vibrant pink, orange, and fluorescent yellow hues, sparkling brilliantly under light.) (The sterling silver parts will be re-polished before shipping; they will not appear black as seen in the photos.) ★ Hallmark: 925 ★ Origin: Antique, handmade in the United Kingdom ★ Era: Circa 1950 ★ Dimensions: Main stone length approx. 1 cm / thickness approx. 2 mm / Ring diameter approx. 1.75 cm / International ring size 13 ★ Materials: 925 Sterling Silver / Natural Australian Opal Natural Imperfections (Natural stones have natural imperfections. Please refrain from purchasing if you are seeking perfection.) Most of the antique Western jewelry we collect is from the 1930s-1970s! Antique jewelry is no longer produced, and their numbers will only decrease day by day. Each piece sold is one less available. Their rarity makes them even more unique. 《Important Notes》 ➤ Antique pieces are not new items and will naturally show signs of age, which only enhances their character and rarity. Please consider this and avoid scrutinizing them with the same strict standards applied to new products. We hope that through these vintage pieces, you will discover the stories behind them, revealing the elegance and brilliance of a bygone era. ➤ All product images are of the actual items. Due to factors such as computer screen color differences and shooting light, there may be slight variations between the photos and the actual product. Please examine the photo details carefully and review the product information before placing your order. Thank you! ➤ For detailed confirmation of photo details: Returns are possible if the item is damaged to the point of not being wearable upon arrival. However, returns or refunds will not be accepted for reasons such as the item not matching your imagination, size discrepancies, color differences, or issues not related to shipping damage. ➤ Antique Jewelry Care: ♞ Avoid contact with perfumes and cosmetics. Remove jewelry before bathing. If contact occurs, wipe to prevent residue from damaging the metal surface. ♞ If not wearing for extended periods, store in a ziplock bag to minimize prolonged exposure to air.