This one required a little detective work.
The ring is marked 14KT and Taiwan inside the band, with an additional mark that I have not been able to confidently identify. At the center is a faceted oval gemstone in a gorgeous deep reddish-purple color, flanked by two small clear accent stones.
The clear stones test as diamond on my gemstone tester. I am not a gemologist, so I'm deliberately describing them that way rather than handing out diamond certifications from my office.
The center stone is also being left unidentified. Visually, it falls somewhere in that beautiful territory between wine, raspberry, garnet and deep purple depending on the light. It may be amethyst, garnet or another gemstone, but without professional testing I would rather sell you a mystery than make something up.
And honestly, the mystery rather suits it.
The setting has a wonderfully swooping vintage design, with the gemstone suspended between graceful curves of polished yellow gold. It feels feminine without being overly delicate and unusual enough that it doesn't look like every other gemstone ring sitting in a jewelry case.
For metaphysical purposes, I would treat this one differently from my identified crystal jewelry. Since I don't know what the center stone is, I'm not assigning it a list of crystal properties it may not actually possess.
Instead, make it your intuition ring.
Wear it when you need to stop asking twelve more people what they think and listen to the answer you already have. Give it an intention. Let it mark a decision, a new chapter or a promise you've made to yourself.
Sometimes the meaning of a piece doesn't have to come from a crystal encyclopedia. Sometimes you decide what the damn thing means.
Details
Size: 8.5
Metal: Yellow gold
Marking: 14KT
Origin Mark: Taiwan
Center Stone: Unidentified faceted reddish-purple gemstone
Center Stone Shape: Oval
Accent Stones: Two small clear stones that test as diamond on my gemstone tester
Style: Vintage gemstone ring with asymmetrical sweeping design
Condition: Pre-owned; please review photographs closely for condition
Professional Gemstone Certification: None
Please note: I am not a gemologist. The center gemstone has not been professionally identified, and the clear accent stones have not been laboratory certified. They tested as diamond using my personal gemstone tester and are represented accordingly.
You will receive the exact ring shown. Props and display items are not included.
