Victorian 10K Rose Gold Black and White Cameo Ring

Cameo rings originated around 300 BCE during the Hellenistic period, where artisans in Greece and Rome carved intricate reliefs into agate, onyx, or sardonyx. They gained prominence in ancient Rome as symbols of status, often depicting gods, rulers, or mythological scenes. The art of cameo carving was revived during the Renaissance and flourished in the Victorian era, with shell cameos becoming especially popular for their intricate and accessible designs. This 10K rose gold black and white Cameo ring is from the Victoria era and weighs 4.6 grams. 

Size: 5.5

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