From the Retro period this tiger’s eye cabochon ring with shimmering reflections that change in the light.
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Tiger’s eye cabochons ring
Description
Retro tiger’s eye cabochons ring. 8 round cabochons in tiger’s eye quartz, with shimmering reflections that change in the light. Tiger’s eye quartz has golden highlights that change depending on the orientation of the stone. A crossed rope pattern alternates each cabochon all around the ring of the ring.
The use of string patterns is typical of jewelry from the 1940s and 1950s in which knots, pompoms, stitches and all the range of trimmings were used in jewelry.
Finger size: 50 or 5.5 (no size adjustment possible)
Weight: 3.75 gr
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