3 Stone Ring Gallery

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Hopefully this works!Multigenerational piece~ band is ours and center stone is my mom’s! Wedding rin

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A Georgian era, early 19th century, ‘Dearest’ ring: the first letter of each stone represents a lett

ancientpeoples:Gold ring with garnet ring stoneHellenistic Greek or Cypriot, late 4th–2nd century B.

Arcana II ring with glowing sea green chalcedony.

Lucifer Oil and Ring SetSize 8. 925 sterling silver. Herkimer Diamond is a stone with a high vibrati

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Fairy Rings by conormatthews on Flickr.

Scarab finger ring (gold and glazed steatite) inscribed with the name of the deity Amun-Re. Artist

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925 Solid Silver #Dalmatian #Jasper #Ring cabochon stone #Bezel Set #Jewelry women’s ring, #Gi

met-greekroman-art:Carnelian ring stone, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Greek and Roman ArtGift of John

ancientart:The Ball Court, Maya-Toltec, Chichen Itza, Stone Ring Goal. Yucatan, Mexico.Photo courtes

Laurits A Ring (1854-1933) DenmarkMrs Sigrid Ring on a Stone Balustrade, 1912

aleyma:Roman, Carnelian ring stone with bust of a young woman and the inscription TE EGO AMO (‘I lov

poolsofchrome:Tremble, shake and ring. Sing stone, sing

witch-of-habonim-dror:Ring for Shabbat, East Europe, 18th century. The stone bears an incised menora

Kaunis Koru, modernist 14k yellow gold ring, with bezel set zircon round stones, 1970’s. | Oakgem /

Ocean Jasper Sterling Silver Ring Natural stone Ring Jasper Jewelry Teardrop Jasper Ring 925 Silver

silver jewelry ♡

always stack your stones.

ancientpeoples: Gold ring with garnet ring stone Hellenistic Greek or Cypriot, late 4th–2nd century

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