A quintessential 60s statement ring, rendered in a richly hued 18k gold. The shape and texture is magnificent like a pyramid of soft, overlapping feathers strengthened by four exposed ribs of diamonds that reach upward to meet at a jewel encrusted peak. I mean wow! What more could you want?! The jewel at the center is a deep green emerald which has a scalloped halo of full cut diamonds. The overall quality and textured surface of the ring is on par with pieces by Buccellati however the signature panel on the inside of the ring has been altered where a name would have likely been. The 18k stamp remains yet alongside it you’ll see a long blank space. So although I can’t say for sure who made the ring the look and feel is so supreme that you can safely guess it was a jeweler of note. The measurement north to south at the widest flare is 17mm. The ring tapers in a slightly undulating fashion until the point where the ribs meet the shank. The measurement of the shank itself then tapers from 3 to 2 mm wide at the base and the table of the emerald sits approximately 10mm above your finger. Currently a size 6 and sizable upon request.