1988 Made Green and White Stone Trilogy, 9ct Yellow and White Gold, size L or 5.75, 2.23g

So - let's talk jewellery regrets. My biggest regret is when, on the death of my grandma I received a sum of money to buy a memento and I was talked out of buying a diamond and emerald trilogy (looked much like this) because and I quote the opinionated jeweller "it did nothing for my skin tone". Being an impressionable 18 year old I left with a white gold and pink sapphire ring - and the guilt still eats me up. So when I saw this ring in the pile of rings I was raking through - my heart skipped a beat - would i finally be able to replace my grandma's ring. Alas no, although I have been seriously tempted to size it and keep it as a place holder while the search continues. This amazing ring is a multi claw delight - white gold on the top, and yellow on the shank. The side stones are glass - or cubic zirconia - and that middle stone appears to us to be green onyx - and we are totally obsessed with the colour and the opaque haze. Particulars: Size L or 5.75 (sizeable) Weight 2.23g Width 8.7 x 16.6mm sitting 5.5mm proud on a half round shank of 1.5 x 1.2mm Hallmarks - fully hallmarked for 9ct gold London and the O for 1988 Condition - light surface wear - see photos Care - As a general rule - jewellery should not be worn for strenuous tasks that may put pressure, chemicals and weight on them (think cleaning, gym, swimming/spa, carrying things). Jewellery should be inspected checked every six months by a jeweller to check for wear. Please be aware that this item is pre-loved and therefore is NOT new. Please see the pictures and description to ensure you are happy with it before you buy. Stones may have tiny marks, chips or flea bites, metal will have marks of wear like surface scratches; but any bigger flaws will be clearly highlighted above. Also note - none of the other items or props in the photo come with the item and all measurements are approximate. All items (except Second Glance) are available on lay-by - please get in touch to discuss options.