Victorian Hexagonal Sugarloaf Ring lapis but the real magic is

but the real magic is revealed upon opening

and the gallery features scrolled openwork to allow light in behind the stones

Built in 18ct gold and silver

With their characteristic cut-out front and the hop-on-hop-off door at the back

Victorian Hexagonal Sugarloaf Ring lapis but the real magic isGorgeous Victorian single stone ring set with an unusually cut pale purple amethyst. The stone is a cabochon cut, but the hexagonal shape means it has six semi facets like a sugarloaf cab. The pavilion tapers down to a point, with large facets that catch the light to create strong flashes of colour. It's set in a simple crimped bezel mount with applied trefoils likely clovers to the grooved shoulders. It dates from the late Victorian period, circa