Made in the Deep South | 1970s White Cabochon & Turquoise-Blue Statement Ring

Y'all, THIS is why I love vintage jewelry! The oversized milky-white stone, all that gorgeous sculptural gold, and those little pops of turquoise blue make this ring something special. It's bold, fabulous, and absolutely one of a kind. A whole outfit could be built around this beauty!

DESCRIPTION

A one-of-a-kind treasure straight from the glamorous 1970s!

Make a statement with this extraordinary vintage cocktail ring from Made in the Deep South, sourced from a West Palm Beach collector.

Dating to the 1970s, this distinctive ring features an oversized, luminous milky-white oval cabochon nestled inside an elaborate, sculptural gold-tone setting. The dramatic openwork design wraps around the center stone, while a halo of vivid turquoise-blue accents adds a beautiful contrast to the warm gold finish.

The organically textured setting and dimensional silhouette give this piece the look of collectible vintage designer jewelry, with all the character and individuality that make authentic vintage finds so desirable.

Beautifully bold without sacrificing sophistication, this ring is especially striking paired with a crisp white button-down, a simple dress, or an armful of collected gold bracelets.

Product Details

• Designer/Curator: Made in the Deep South

• Era: 1970s

• Provenance: West Palm Beach collector

• Ring Size: 8.5

• Centerpiece: Oversized oval milky-white cabochon

• Accents: Turquoise-blue decorative stones

• Setting: Sculptural, textured gold-tone openwork

• Style: Vintage cocktail ring, statement jewelry

• Item Number: BZ17

• Quantity: One available

• One-of-a-kind vintage piece

About Made in the Deep South

Made in the Deep South celebrates the individuality and artistry of vintage and antique jewelry. Its collections feature carefully sourced pieces from different eras, each with its own history, personality, and distinctive character.

Please Note: This is a vintage piece and may show subtle signs of age consistent with its history. The exact composition of the cabochon, accent stones, and metal has not been independently verified.

Only one available. Once it's gone, it's gone!