Tree of Life Ring
Our tree of life ring is a stunning example of Victorian era jewelry and its focus on nature. Crafted from 14k yellow gold blanketed with sterling silver, the tree is topped with a robin's egg blue cabochon oval turquoise gauged at 8.43 mm x 6.22 mm x 4.59 mm and accented by a bright blue natural oval faceted sapphire and eight sparkling Old Mine cut diamonds sprinkled in the leaves.
This ring can be sized to fit.DETAILS
name
Tree of Life Ring
style number
treeoflife
collection
Vintage
era
Victorian
date
-
metal
Mixed
stone
Sapphire
stone carat
-
certification
No Certificate
dimensions
-
cut
Other
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size guide
HISTORY
The Victorian Era spans just over 50 years, from 1835-1890. The Era was named for Queen Victoria of England, who inherited the throne in 1837 when she was just 18 years old. Victoria was extraordinarily well loved, and her tastes in fashion and jewelry inspired the trends of the time.
Early Victorian jewelry was inspired by the courtship between Victoria and her to-be husband, Albert. Flowers, leaves, branches, and other nature-inspired jewelry was very typical of the Early Victorian period. Victorian jewelry became dark and bold after Albert passed away in 1861, leaving Victoria a widow. Some of the boldest and most beautiful jewelry from this time period was created while the Queen was in mourning for her lost husband.
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