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Vintage 18 K gold Smokey Topaz ring | Fine Jewelry822 of 1907 |  |  |
Posted 9 months ago
Agram.m
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This ring I alreay have a lot of years and I admire the way of setting. Also the beautiful smoke Topaz fits in well here. It's made of rose red 18 K gold and the shang is very nice decorated as you can see on the photos. I bought it on a vacation in Greece, years ago. The color of the gold and the sparkling brown of the Topaz fits wonderful don't you agree?
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Thanks for loving AmberRose
I always like a low setting. I am terrible at snagging things with a high set stone. My sweater, the curtains, other peoples clothing...a real menace.
AmberRose, please explain with you exactly mean. As you perhaps know I like the English language, but that's not my native language, that's why I don't know what you mean here. Only that you like high set stone, well you found one, this ring.
Thank you very much for the good explanation Kevin, now I understand what she meant!
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