Cat's Eye Chrysoberyl Diamond Cluster Ring 19.5" is how elegant

is how elegant

It’s a blue fluorite that is sometimes called “Derbyshire spar”

An olive oil would have been used by the bishop of a diocese for use in the sacrament of anointing the sick

suspended gracefully from a hand wrought double chain hanger

which is unmarked but has been acid tested

Cat's Eye Chrysoberyl Diamond Cluster Ring 19.5" is how elegantThey call it cats eye. Is this because of the fantastic color that changes from green to gold depending on the light? Or is it because the eye seems to follow you wherever you go? Or maybe its just because this stone is fabulous, just like cats? This cats eye chrysoberyl is surrounded by a halo of Old European cut diamonds, all set into a Victorian ring of 18 karat gold. The center stone is a wonderful oval cabochon which measures 16 x 7. 8 x 4. 5 mm