Art Deco Three Stone Ring / Blue Zircon Three stone ring red_moss_jasper They believed it could protect

They believed it could protect its wearer from enemies and bring reconciliation

Assaying gold and its hallmarks was an assurance that you were buying gold

The oysters built up layers of nacre creating cultured pearls more quickly than a natural pearl would grow

This beautiful ring looks like it is set with rich Emeralds

Set on either side of the shoulders are two (2) natural emeralds

Art Deco Three Stone Ring / Blue Zircon Three stone ring red_moss_jasper They believed it could protectBlue zircon became highly popular in the Art Deco period (1920s1930s) because of its striking "starlite" brilliance, vibrant and geometric color palette, and ability to serve as an accessible alternative to diamonds, sapphires, and blue diamonds in intricate platinum and white gold settings. Zircon is naturally doubly refractive, meaning it splits light into two rays. This gives it incredible "fire" and sparkle that surpasses even diamonds and