The listing, SEE PHOTOS! Unique, .925 Silver, Artisan-Crafted Aquamarine? has ended.
I've had this ring for a few years and still love it. I remember purchasing it second-hand, with the seller assuring me the faceted stone was Aquamarine. (And as an over-eager collector of jewelry with that stone, I've never felt any doubt on this one, or had it checked.) It's stamped .925, and the stone's setting is well-made, and every now and then I clean it to brighten the stone and remove tarnish.
But what I SO loved then, and still love now, is my sense that, somehow, this ring was the "one-of-a-kind" creation of an amateur or professional jeweler. There's something about the solid thickness and soft fit of the ring (size 9.5-10) that just doesn't feel "mass-produced."
And there are these curiously odd and wonderful triangle insets on both top and bottom sides of the small pyramid-shape stone setting.
Why am I even selling it? Mostly because it fits best on my third finger (loosely on my ring finger) -- and for the last couple of years it hasn't matched well with my even-more-favorite rings on either hand. :-/
It so deserves a good home!
I've told you everything I can think of, but feel free to ask questions!
Happy bidding! I'll be STUNNED if you are disappointed when you hold it in your hands.
Ruth