I like to blame the fact that Turquoise is one of December’s birthstones, as to why I’ve been on a turquoise and yellow gold rampage! Most month’s have one gemstone, but for whatever reason, December has three?! Besides turquoise, zircon and tanzanite are also dedicated to the month of December. I’d like to make turquoise the official birthstone and hopefully my growing collection will help prove why. While most people associate turquoise with Southwestern jewelry, they are missing out on the beauty of turquoise mixed with yellow gold! This was often done during the Victorian Era, which applies to my collection of six rings. Two of which have beautiful engravings on the inside shank, which are near and dear to me! Here is more information about each one:
14k yellow gold Victorian turquoise & diamond ring, engraved Vota Vita Mea, Alice meaning My life is devoted… from the Las Vegas Antique Jewelry Show
14k yellow gold turquoise and seed pearl ring, from Walton’s Antique Jewelry
14k yellow gold beveled cut turquoise and seed pearl ring, from eBay
14k yellow gold turquoise and pearl clover ring, from eBay
14k yellow gold turquoise and pearl cluster ring, engraved Flo August 15, 1903, from Scott’s Antique Market in Atlanta
14k yellow gold turquoise and pearl hinged ring, features five very thin bands held together by the navette shaped part, from eBay
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