Natural Jadeite Ring 14k Gold Lucky Gourd Symbol Vintage Chinese Ring
£595.00
REFERENCE: 69-0988
DESCRIPTION:
This elegant vintage ring features a beautifully carved natural jadeite gourd set in solid 14k gold. The jadeite jade displays a stunning gradient of green shades—from light to deep green—creating a naturally elegant effect.
The gourd carving carries deep symbolic meaning in Chinese culture, representing blessings and prosperity, as well as fertility and abundance.
The inner band is stamped with “14K” and “MADE IN CHINA”, indicating its authenticity and vintage origin. Estimated to be from the 1980s–1990s, this ring reflects a blend of traditional craftsmanship and collectible value.
✅ Professionally tested for authenticity and quality.
Details:
Material: Natural jadeite & solid 14ct gold
Weight: 3.6g
Ring size: US 7.25 / HK 16 / EU 55 / UK P
Jadeite dimensions: approx. 13 × 10 × 1.5 mm
Colour: Natural green gradient with excellent translucency
Condition: Excellent vintage condition – no damage, beautifully preserved
Motif: Lucky gourd symbol – represents blessings, prosperity, and fertility
Notes : "14K" and "MADE IN CHINA" inside band
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