Vintage Hardstone Cameo 14K White Gold Ring

Vintage Hardstone Cameo 14K White Gold Ring

Marsoni

M251S

$631.00

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Vintage Hardstone Cameo 14K White Gold RingHandsome black and white hardstone cameo ring beautifully set in a decorative 14k white gold setting. This finely carved cameo with good detail of a classic Roman man's profile is done in fair relief. Shank features openwork with rosette details and cameo is framed with delicate filigree edging. ID#: RG380 Material: One (1) bezel set, hand carved hardstone (onyx) cameo measuring approximately 9 16" (W) x 3 4" (L) x 3. 84 mm. Metal: 14k white gold

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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2025