Art Deco Filigree Aquamarine Ring

Circa 1930 this filigree ring features a modified kite-cut aquamarine of the sweetest pale blue, estimated at approximately 2.5 ct.; the lacey design of the 14k white gold setting is the perfect complement to the stone's ethereal shimmer.

Beautiful worn on its own, but of a low-key enough demeanor to work well with other pieces.

Details: Measuring 11.53 mm (a hair shy of  1/2") north to south with a rise of 1/4" above the finger when worn. Stamped with a 14k hallmark inside the band. weighs approximately 2.4 grams.

Size: Size 9 1/4 and resizable 1-3 full sizes. Please convo me before purchase if you are interested in the details of our sizing service.

Condition: In excellent condition with a gentle antique patina, minimal wear to the stone with the details of the filigree crisp and clear.

History: Aquamarine has been used as a talisman to guide and promote spiritual calm and courage for centuries. Legend holds that the first aquamarines were given to mortals by generous mermaids and the gemstone is considered especially beneficial for those who travel by water as a charm for safety and luck.

It's also considered a powerful aid to communication and peaceful relationships, and a symbol of hope, youth and vibrant good health. Therefore it might be a wonderful choice for a modern day engagement ring or anniversary gift.