The name "Chrysoberyl" comes from the Greek words Chrysos, meaning "Golden," and Beryllos, meaning "Gem Crystal."

The Chrysoberyl, with its hues ranging from honey coloured to mint green, is a popular gemstone, and one which is esteemed by connoisseurs and gemstone lovers the world over.  The light and delicate yellow-green of Chrysoberyl is a rarity in the gem world.  The cuts on these stones are quite lovely.

This Genuine Edwardian ring features 5 graduated cut Chrysoberyl gems, 2,5ct total carat weight, are prong set with an open back  this allows light to shine through for sparkle crafted in a high carat mount with Lovely flower details on the shoulders. 

This beautiful and rare hand made ring was likely produced in England in about 1901-1919.

A sweet delight to be able to call your own.

We are happy to provide a written insurance valuation on request for your item on completion of the sale.

It is a ring size: N

Total ring weight: 2.3 grams

Width/Height:  20mm x 5mm

Most rings can be sized up or down one size unless noted and sometimes more.

Note: Stones have not been removed from their mounts to preserve the integrity of the setting. All diamond and gemstone weights have been approximated by measurement and formula and may vary from actual weights.

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