9k Victorian Turquoise Cluster Ring

A Victorian turquoise cluster ring in 9k gold. Turquoise was the sentimental stone of the century — its blue stood in for the forget-me-not, and it was given as a token of remembrance and attachment rather than as a display of means. Queen Victoria set the fashion at her 1840 wedding, giving a turquoise-set brooch to each of her twelve bridesmaids, and the stone stayed in constant use for the next fifty years. The cluster was read the same way: a flower head in miniature, and the form most Victorian betrothal rings took before the diamond solitaire claimed that role.

Details

• Metal: 9k gold
• Ring Size: 5.25
• Stones: Turquoise cabochons
• Era: Victorian

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