14K Yellow Gold Aquamarine and Diamond Cocktail Ring
Ring (Cocktail / Multi-stone Ring) · Yellow Gold, warm traditional hue likely alloyed with copper and silver
Purity: 14K (58.3% gold content, marked 585 standard fineness)
Type
Ring (Cocktail / Multi-stone Ring)
Purity
14K (58.3% gold content, marked 585 standard fineness)
Gold Type
Yellow Gold, warm traditional hue likely alloyed with copper and silver
Weight
Estimated at 4.5 to 6.5 grams based on visible shank thickness and gemstone settings, solid construction
Description
An elegant and vibrant cocktail ring featuring a prominent pale blue center gemstone secured in a high-profile prong setting. The shoulders of the ring display accent stones leading up to the main display, supported by a classic solid yellow gold tapered band. This piece serves as a lovely statement ring or alternative birthstone piece.
Key Features
Prominent multi-stone cluster setting, split-shank architectural shoulders, contrasting pale blue central gemstone against warm yellow gold
Color & Finish
High polish mirror finish with a warm yellow gold tone, standard bright surface without heavy patina
Hallmarks & Stamps
Standard maker or purity stamp likely located on the inner band (expected 14K or 585)
Dimensions Estimate
Estimated US ring size 6 to 8 standard fit, center stone approximately 6mm x 6mm
Gemstones & Inlays
One central square or cushion-cut light blue gemstone (likely aquamarine or blue topaz) in a prong setting, accented by smaller round diamond or white gemstone side stones
Clasp & Closure
Solid continuous band ring, no closure mechanism
Chain & Links
Solid tapered shank design with split shoulder architectural details
Craftsmanship Details
Cast gold construction with hand-finished prong settings and bead-set side accents, featuring a standard commercial polish and structural stability
Authentication Indicators
Color consistency and warm luster typical of genuine 14K yellow gold; professional testing required to confirm exact metal fineness and stone authenticity
Origin & Maker
Commercial mass-market or retail jeweler production, country of origin unspecified
Era & Period
Late 20th Century / Contemporary (circa 1980s-2000s commercial fine jewelry style)
Age Estimate
Estimated production date around 1990 to 2010 based on styling conventions
Cultural Significance
Frequently used as fashion statements, right-hand rings, or alternative engagement rings symbolizing tranquility and clarity
Condition Notes
Very Good condition with minor surface micro-scratches consistent with normal gentle wear; prongs appear intact and secure
Value Estimate
Value driven by gold melt weight combined with gemstone value; retail replacement value higher due to retail markup and setting craftsmanship
Care & Maintenance
Clean with warm soapy water and a soft-bristled brush; avoid harsh ultrasonic cleaners if the center stone is heavily included; store separately in a fabric-lined jewelry box
Similar Items
Traditional diamond cluster rings, sapphire and yellow gold dress rings, topaz cocktail rings
Interesting Facts
Aquamarine is the traditional birthstone for March and is known for its serene sea-blue color, heavily favored in mid-century and modern cocktail jewelry designs