Victorian Turquoise and Pearl Navette Ring bird Additional Details Date: Late1910s/Early 1920s

Additional Details Date: Late1910s/Early 1920s

The medallion depicts a beautifully dressed late 18th century woman with a large hat and plumage

the cornucopia -- or "horn of plenty" as it's often called -- traditionally represents abundance and nourishment

If that's not some star-crossed lovers symbolism

Victorian Turquoise and Pearl Navette Ring bird Additional Details Date: Late1910s/Early 1920sThere's something so dreamy and romantic about a turquoise and gold pairing. I guess that's why Queen Victoria proclaimed turquoise as the stone of true love. We dare you to not fall in love with this beauty! Set in 10k gold with the slightest rosy hue, this stunner features a simple seed pearl centerpiece surrounded by vibrant blue Persian turquoise. This particular ring shape is often referred to as a navette ring, as "navette" is French for "little