Antique Moonstone and Diamond Ring of 10k Gold dagger pendant It is not certain from

It is not certain from where the word "peridot" derived

witch's hearts were given as gifts to symbolize that the giver was "bewitched" with love for the recipient

This pendant was originally an antique stickpin (circa 1900–1915) and has been thoughtfully reimagined by our jeweler for modern wear

The piece is marked "15ct" and acid tests for 15ct gold

Peridot is considered a peaceful stone

Antique Moonstone and Diamond Ring of 10k Gold dagger pendant It is not certain fromMoonstone, a gorgeous iridescent stone with silvery blue gray tints that almost look like ice, was a cherished gift among lovers during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This attractive ring features a moonstone cabochon and a diamond accent set into a lovely Art Nouveau era mounting with organic free flowing lines. The mounting dates to the early 1900s, while the moonstone cabochon is a later replacement stone. The ring is unmarked, but acid