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Antique 9ct Gold Opal Ring Size O
Crafted in 9ct gold, this Edwardian ring setting bears a soft, almost rosy warmth, lending the piece a gentle femininity so characteristic of the early twentieth century. At its centre rests a delicate opal, glowing with subtle flashes of light - a stone long associated with hope, creativity, and quiet mystery.
The design itself is pleasingly restrained; a circular openwork setting encircles the opal, allowing light to pass freely through the stone and enhancing its natural luminosity. It is an elegant and thoughtful detail, typical of Edwardian craftsmanship, where beauty and delicacy were held in equal esteem.
Most delightfully, the ring is fully hallmarked, offering a precise and reassuring glimpse into its origins. The marks include “375” for 9ct gold, the Chester assay office, and the date letter “J” for 1909 - a fleeting moment in history, captured forever in gold. Chester, now long closed, lends an added note of rarity and desirability to the piece.
A true antique, over a century old, yet entirely wearable today - a small but significant survivor of another age.
Details
– 9ct gold (marked “375”)
– Chester assay mark
– Date letter “J” for 1909
– Opal centre stone
– Weight: 1.4 grams
– Size - UK O US 7.7 EU 55 1/4
Crafted in 9ct gold, this Edwardian ring setting bears a soft, almost rosy warmth, lending the piece a gentle femininity so characteristic of the early twentieth century. At its centre rests a delicate opal, glowing with subtle flashes of light - a stone long associated with hope, creativity, and quiet mystery.
The design itself is pleasingly restrained; a circular openwork setting encircles the opal, allowing light to pass freely through the stone and enhancing its natural luminosity. It is an elegant and thoughtful detail, typical of Edwardian craftsmanship, where beauty and delicacy were held in equal esteem.
Most delightfully, the ring is fully hallmarked, offering a precise and reassuring glimpse into its origins. The marks include “375” for 9ct gold, the Chester assay office, and the date letter “J” for 1909 - a fleeting moment in history, captured forever in gold. Chester, now long closed, lends an added note of rarity and desirability to the piece.
A true antique, over a century old, yet entirely wearable today - a small but significant survivor of another age.
Details
– 9ct gold (marked “375”)
– Chester assay mark
– Date letter “J” for 1909
– Opal centre stone
– Weight: 1.4 grams
– Size - UK O US 7.7 EU 55 1/4
Good To Know
The ring has been photographed up close to show its detail and craftsmanship. Please read the measurements carefully before you make a purchase.
Each piece in my shop is pre-loved and therefore can show little imperfections from wear. I will always describe the piece as detailed as possible but please keep in mind that you are not purchasing a brand-new item.
All ring boxes used in the photos are display only. Your ring will arrive in a Little Vintage Emporium jewellery box.