








Vintage Sterling Silver Amber Flower Ring, Size 8, Baltic Amber Gemstones, Handmade Artisan Jewelry
- Ring sizeUS 8Cannot be resized
- Weight6.8 g
Description
Celebrate the timeless allure of this exquisite vintage sterling silver ring, artfully designed in the shape of a flower and adorned with radiant genuine Baltic amber gemstones. The petals are formed by rich hues of golden honey, cognac, and deep orange amber, each glowing with its natural beauty. A deep amber cabochon serves as the centerpiece, adding a touch of elegance to this artisan-crafted masterpiece. The openwork design and patina on the sterling silver band enhance its vintage charm while ensuring comfort and durability.
Amber, known as "nature's gold," has been treasured for centuries for its organic origins and luminous qualities. As fossilized tree resin, amber carries a sense of timelessness, often linked to ancient forests and natural history. This ring reflects the artistry of traditional jewelry-making, offering both aesthetic and historical significance. Whether you’re a collector, a vintage jewelry enthusiast, or someone who appreciates unique, handmade treasures, this piece is perfect as a statement accessory or a cherished gift.
This ring measures size 8 and weighs 6.8 grams, making it a lightweight yet substantial addition to your jewelry collection. The sterling silver is marked and verified for authenticity, ensuring lasting quality and beauty.
Item specification
- Materials
- amber, 925, terling, silver, sterling silver
- Ring size
- 8 US/CA
- Primary color
- Brown
- Theme
- Floral
- Adjustable
- No
- Gemstone
- Amber
- Weight
- 6.8 g
Details as listed by the shop. Anything not shown wasn't recorded for this piece — ask us and we'll check it by hand.
Will it fit?
- Size
- US 8
- Inside diameter
- 18.1 mm
Fixed size. Do not resize. The heat needed to cut and rejoin the shank damages set stones, and turquoise and inlay in particular will craze, discolour or lift out of the bezel.
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