Vintage Jade Saddle Ring opal the masonic lodges began accepting

the masonic lodges began accepting non-masons so signs and symbols were incorporated from more diverse sources such as religious orders and crusading brotherhoods

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The stone displays an intense blood-red hue with subtle purple undertones under natural light

It's crafted in 15ct rose gold and silver

Vintage Jade Saddle Ring opal the masonic lodges began acceptingA deliciously juicy jadeite cabochon, it's pooling sour apple hues rippled with bands of pale iridescence that gleam like veins of sugar in a boiled sweet, lies east to west across the head of this delightful vintage saddle ring. It melts into its bezel setting, the honeyed yellow gold creating a wonderful contrast with the green stone. Hallmarks indicate the ring is crafted from 20 carat gold and of Chinese origin. Throughout Chinese history jade has