Estate 14KT Rose Gold Amethyst Ring, Victorian Era

Crafted in 14kt rose gold, this Victorian era ring features one oval amethyst measuring 9 x 7mm and weighing approximately 1.70 carats, held high in a multi-prong crown setting. The band is hand-engraved on both shoulders with starburst motifs and textured panels. The ring is a size 5.75, weighs 2 grams, and is stamped 14K and engraved “June ‘41”.

Amethyst is the purple variety of quartz, its name drawn from the ancient Greek word amethystos, meaning “not intoxicated,” from the old belief that the stone protected its wearer from drunkenness. Today it is the birthstone for February. Here, the stone’s violet tone sits warmly against the soft pink of the rose gold, and the open crown setting lets light move through the stone from the sides. The engraved shoulders add detail at every angle while the band stays slim and comfortable for daily wear.

A lovely addition for collectors of antique jewelry, this amethyst ring carries a personal inscription that speaks to its history. It would also make a thoughtful gift for a February birthday or for anyone drawn to color and fine hand engraving.

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