Antique Edwardian imperial golden topaz ring, 18ct yellow gold

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Topaz is derived its name from the Sanskrit word tapas, meaning ‘fire’. Imperial topaz is prized for its golden orange to pinkish hues, water-like transparency and superb lustre th at give the stones a great deal of life and charm. This ring is set with a classic golden topaz, its exceptional size, clarity and colour saturation easily deserving of the ‘Imperial topaz’ title. Simply needing nothing else, it has been set in a plain yellow gold mount to create a spectacular display of this historic stone, in an elegant and wearable fashion. Place Of Origin:England Date & Design Period:Circa 1900 | Edwardian Metal Composition:18ct yellow gold Stone Composition:Topaz: 16ct Length 16.5mm; Width 16mm; Depth 7.5mm Band Size: UK N 1/2 / US 7. Single complimentary re-size available. This ring can easily be re-sized. Front Head Dimensions:Length 18mm; Width 17.3mm; Height of setting 7.5mm Condition and Wear:Excellent; minor wear commensurate with age. Centre topaz secure. Safely set within the settings, claws fully covering the stone. No damage to the setting. No scratches, cracks or chips to the topaz, recently polished. Caring for Topaz Jewellery Explore our collection celebrating The Glory of Gold - each piece too irresistible for words. Unless stated otherwise, gem weights and specifications are estimated (assessed in mount). Show more