Impeccably sourced, rare vintage jewelry
ruby and 14k gold belcher ring
The Story
A beautiful antique ring made from warm 14k yellow gold. At center in a Belcher style setting is an old cut ruby measuring approximately 4.4 mm round.
The warmth of the yellow gold really pops against the bright pinkish-red colored ruby. The back of the setting is open and allows light to flow through making the stone glow.
It looks amazing when worn with its universally flattering shape and size. We love it on its own or paired with other favorite pieces. It would make a fantastic and unique engagement ring.
The Specs
- Style Number: R1901
- Antique, circa late 19th century- early 20th century
- 14k yellow gold
- Old cut ruby 4.4 mm round (approx.)
- Height of front face of ring 0.31", depth of ring as it sits off 0.13"
- Band width tapers from 3.2 mm at front to 2.9 mm at back
- Marked "14K"
- Size 6, Fox & Bond can resize this ring up to a size 10 and down to a size 5
- Great antique condition- normal wear consistent with age and use
The Details
Currently a size 6, Fox & Bond can resize this ring up to a size 10 and down to a size 5.
For all Fox & Bond ring resizing, we use a trusted jeweler who is an expert in antique jewelry. Resizing takes approximately 2-3 weeks, and prices vary depending on the metal, complexity, and size needed.
Please note rings that have been resized are not eligible for return or exchange as we believe in preserving each piece's integrity. You may send a ring back to us for resizing at a later date if you would like to keep the option of making a return available to you. Please see our FAQs section for more information.
Additional photos of this piece are happily supplied upon request. Please use the “Inquire About This Item” box and let us know what you would like to see.
Free Shipping
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International orders to select countries ship for a flat fee.
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