Ceylon Sapphire Diamond Luckenbooth Ring In 18K by George Postgate size 5 3/4
Ceylon Sapphire Diamond Luckenbooth Ring designed and made by George Postgate. The ring is fashioned in a Scottish luckenbooth design and is set with five natural diamonds, VS clarity, G - H, 0.15 cts total weight in its crown and the entwined hearts. The main stone is a faceted brilliant cut, very fine blue Ceylon sapphire that weighs approximately 0.65cts. The ring is made of solid 18k yellow gold and is hand made. The ring weighs app 5.2 g it measures slightly larger than 3/4" from the top of its crown to the bottom of the intertwined hearts
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Ceylon Sapphire & Diamonds Luckenbooth Ring Special orders:
We will make this ring in your choice of white, rose or yellow 14 K gold. Yellow and white 18 D K, as well as 22 K yellow gold, are also available. You may also choose just about any stones when you place a special order. Most orders take 6 months or less. Please check when you order. We also enjoy making completely new designs for our customers.
It is my pleasure and honor to make these special rings knowing that they will become family treasures.
The Luckenbooth Luckenbooths are a cherished part of Scottish culture that started out when vendors had to wear silver luckenbooth broaches to show that they had purchased licenses to sell their wares out of locked wooden cases along the Royal Mile in Edinburgh. These brooches were later endowed with many powers like keeping fairies from stealing babies and keeping lovers faithful. The brooches became even more meaningful and popular, when one was given to Mary Queen of Scots as a token of love. For more on the luckenbooth click here: https://postgatejewelers.com/product-category/scottish-jewelry-irish/
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