Vintage 1950's Red Carnelian Scarab Beetle Cocktail Ring in 14k Yellow Gold
Add a big splash of color with this vintage Mid-Century cocktail ring! Crafted in 14 karat yellow gold, this ring features a stunning cabochon cut red carnelian. The vibrant red hue of the Carnelian is complemented by the polished yellow gold bezel that showcases the stone. The ring also boasts decorative engraving on the shoulders that adds a dramatic flair. The carved Carnelian is in the shape of a scarab beetle that gives the ring a very unique bit of detail. With a weight of 20.29 carats, this cocktail ring is sure to catch the eye and add a bold pop of color to any outfit.
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Vintage 1950's Red Carnelian Scarab Beetle Cocktail Ring in 14k Yellow Gold
Add a big splash of color with this vintage Mid-Century cocktail ring! Crafted in 14 karat yellow gold, this ring features a stunning cabochon cut red carnelian. The vibrant red hue of the Carnelian is complemented by the polished yellow gold bezel that showcases the stone. The ring also boasts decorative engraving on the shoulders that adds a dramatic flair. The carved Carnelian is in the shape of a scarab beetle that gives the ring a very unique bit of detail. With a weight of 20.29 carats, this cocktail ring is sure to catch the eye and add a bold pop of color to any outfit.
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Add a big splash of color with this vintage Mid-Century cocktail ring! Crafted in 14 karat yellow gold, this ring features a stunning cabochon cut red carnelian. The vibrant red hue of the Carnelian is complemented by the polished yellow gold bezel that showcases the stone. The ring also boasts decorative engraving on the shoulders that adds a dramatic flair. The carved Carnelian is in the shape of a scarab beetle that gives the ring a very unique bit of detail. With a weight of 20.29 carats, this cocktail ring is sure to catch the eye and add a bold pop of color to any outfit.
