Estate 14K Yellow Gold Cat’s Eye Moonstone Antique Flower Ring

Originally an Edwardian stick pin from circa 1900, this flower was converted into a ring by Nelson Coleman Jewelers in 2026, giving the original piece a new way to be worn. At its center, a round 3.5mm cat’s eye moonstone cabochon is prong set within a ring of six polished gold bead petals, mounted on a slim 14kt yellow gold band. The ring is a size 7 and weighs 1.2 grams.

Moonstone is a variety of feldspar known for its soft, glowing sheen. In a cat’s eye moonstone, fine aligned inclusions gather the light into a single bright band that glides across the surface as the stone moves, an effect called chatoyancy. Cut as a smooth cabochon, this small stone shows its gentle blue-white glow from every angle, framed by the warm gold petals. The slender band makes the ring easy to wear on its own or stacked with other rings.

A delicate piece of jewelry history made wearable for today, this flower ring makes a thoughtful gift for June birthdays, for collectors of antique jewelry, or for anyone who loves a story behind what they wear.

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