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Antique Style Multi Color Fire Opal (Flame Opal) Ring 1.73 Ct., 18K White Gold
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Item ID: | K31185 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14.96 Width: 5.99 Height: 4.04 |
Weight: | 1.73 Ct. |
Color: help | Multi Color |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Marquise |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ethiopia |
Per carat price: help | $440 |
This ring centers a translucent 1.73 carat marquise shaped multi color opal, precisely sized at 14.96 x 5.99 x 4.04 mm, executed in a cabochon cut to emphasize broad, fluid color play rather than faceted scintillation. The cabochon profile preserves surface integrity, while the elongated marquise outline enhances directional color flow along the stone axis, promoting linear highlights when viewed on the hand. Clarity was evaluated at eye level and graded as eye clean, ensuring that internal features do not interrupt the dominant spectral display, and the opal exhibits intense color saturation with an excellent polish that yields a smooth, mirror like dome. Origin is Ethiopia, a source known for high energy play of color within hydrated amorphous silica matrices, and the stone has been matched carefully for thickness and table curvature to optimize depth and movement of color under varying angles of light. Flanking the central opal, two natural white round shaped diamonds totaling approximately 0.60 carats provide measured, calibrated contrast, cut in the round brilliant style to maximize return of white light, graded E in color for a near colorless appearance, and assessed as Very Slightly Included across grades VS1 and VS2 to ensure eye clean performance and consistent brilliance adjacent to the opal. The mounting is executed in 14 karat white gold with a high polish finish, and the configuration adheres to a classic three stone silhouette with individually crafted claw prongs for both the opal and the diamonds, engineered to secure the stones while minimizing metal visibility.
Craftsmanship priorities for this piece included optical balance, structural security, and finish refinement, each addressed through specific technical choices. The marquise cabochon was set with a calibrated prong geometry that contacts the stone at structurally stable apexes, distributing mechanical load across the elongated axis and preserving the opal surface from undue stress, while a modest crown height maintains a low profile for daily wear without sacrificing light access for the adjacent diamonds. The diamonds are set in matched crown seats with proportional bezel height and prong curvature, optimizing light entrance angles into the round brilliants and creating a consistent visual transition from millimeter scale specular flashes to the opals broader tonal shifts. Metal gauge on the shank was selected to provide comfortable wear and long term resilience, and the internal ring contours were smoothed and finished to professional tolerances for both comfort and precise finger fit. Polishing techniques were applied to the 14K white gold to achieve a surface reflectivity that complements the opals play of color, producing reflected whites that interact with the diamonds E color grade to create a neutral luminous field, and final inspection confirmed alignment of the stones within microscopic tolerance limits to ensure symmetry and optical center alignment.
In terms of wardrobe and styling impact, the design decisions translate directly into versatile enhancement of outfits across a wide variety of color palettes and formality levels. The marquise silhouette produces a vertical focal line on the finger that visually elongates and refines the hand profile, making this ring effective with both minimalist daytime ensembles and structured evening attire, while the opals multi color range permits harmonious pairing with neutrals, pastels, and saturated tones alike, because individual flashes can pick up and echo fabric colors in motion. The cabochon surface reads as a painterly color field from a distance, which creates an arresting centerpiece for monochrome looks, while up close the intense color saturation rewards intimate viewing and connoisseur appreciation. The diamond shoulders introduce calibrated white light contrast, elevating blazer and cocktail dress combinations with just enough scintillation to register in both ambient and directional lighting, and the 14K white gold setting provides a cool metal temperature that reinforces blue and green spectral elements in the opal, while remaining sufficiently neutral to sit seamlessly with mixed metal accessories. For customers who prioritize technical gem quality and considered design, The Natural Gemstone Company presents this ring as a studied union of material science and artisan setting, a piece that enhances outfit narratives through proportion, optical interplay, and refined finishing, and that is suitable for collectors and style focused buyers seeking an engineered statement ring.















































