A pretty and unusual Edwardian 15ct gold chrysoprase carved cameo ring, dating from circa 1904. The cameo depicts the classic image of a Greeko-Roman goddess figure, possibly the Greek goddess Terpisichore often being depicted as 'delight in dancing'. The shank is ornate and unusually designed, being split and ridged with a beaded edge and reeded base. This really makes this antique ring unique. The hallmarks for Birmingham remain clear dating the ring to 1904. 
 
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RING SIZE - US 6¾ / UK N / EU 53⅜
 
MEASUREMENT – Diameter 18 mm
Head of the ring 20mm H x 14mm W 
 
MATERIALS – 15ct Gold/ Carved Chrysoprase
 
WEIGHT – 4g 
 
HALLMARK – Hallmarks for Birmingham, 1904.
 
CONDITION - Overall very good condition for the age of the ring. The shank is strong showing little wear. There are minor scratches as would be expected from a ring of this vintage. The stone is securely set and cameo remains unchipped.