Premium Elegant Blue White Blue Chalcedony 925 Sterling Silver Teardrop Ring
Details
SKU
C-77-2269
Category
Exotic Gemstone Jewelry
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Rings
€28.93 EUR
Stock 1
Description
Item Overview
Discover a carefully selected Blue Chalcedony Ring with attractive natural character, quality presentation, and the exact details listed below. A beautiful choice for everyday wear, gifting, collecting, or jewelry making depending on the item type.
Details
| SKU | C-77-2269 |
|---|---|
| Category | Ring |
| Stone | Blue Chalcedony |
| Metal | 925 Sterling Silver |
| Color 1 | Blue |
| Color 2 | White |
| Shape | Teardrop |
| Stone Size | 23 x 14 mm |
| Weight | 6.9 g |
| Ring Size | US#6 / EU 52 / UK L / JP 12 |
925 Solid Sterling Silver
| Material | 925 solid sterling silver |
| Silver Content | 925 sterling silver contains 92.5% pure silver, valued for quality wearable jewelry. |
Genuine Gemstone Statement
We offer genuine gemstone and natural material pieces, not imitation stones or costume jewelry. Natural color, pattern, inclusions, and structure may vary from piece to piece and are part of the character of real gemstones.
Stone Identification Notice
The stone was visually identified with AI as Blue Chalcedony. This identification is based on photo analysis only and is not a gemological laboratory certificate or guarantee.
| Identification | Blue Chalcedony |
|---|---|
| Confidence | medium |
| Estimated Retail Value | Approx. retail value: US$60-120 (sterling silver ring with natural blue chalcedony cabochon) |
| Reason | The stone displays a solid-to-slightly-marbled blue color with soft white veining and a translucent, waxy luster typical of chalcedony. Its overall appearance suggests a natural mineral rather than glass or dyed composite. Larimar and turquoise lookalikes were considered; however, the color is more muted and lacks the intense white matrix or the strong, distinct veining patterns of those stones. The finish, translucency, and subtle veining are most consistent with blue chalcedony. Some dyed or treated stones (e.g., dyed agate) can look similar but usually have more artificial coloring. |