Antique 14K, 12K, Citrine & Seed Pearl Conversion Ring

During the Georgian era, lace pins were used to secure a fichu, a triangular scarf worn around the neck and shoulders. They were usually made of linen, silk and lace. This lace pin conversion ring has a top crafted in 12 karat yellow gold, with a foiled citrine stone haloed in natural seed pearls. We have paired it with an antique replica shank in 14 karat yellow gold, making it much more wearable today!

Georgian Era, circa 1800-1820

Details (approximate)

Size (can be resized): 8

Weight: 3.4 grams

Materials: Gold, Citrine, Seed Pearl

Metal: 14K yellow gold (replica shank); 12K yellow gold (original element)

Marks: None

Condition: Excellent converted Antique condition commensurate with age and wear