• Gem Type: High Quality Onyx & Cubic Zircons And Lab Created Diamonds. Delight yourself and your loved ones with our specially crafted jewelry. GoldenAge Jewels is a purveyor of fine diamond jewelry.
Vintage Avon service award pin 10k gold with diamond surrounded by onyx. Lovely vintage item. The design in gold is a filigree design of letter As. Circa 1950-70. Made by Robbin’s co.
Diamond cut black onyx bezel set in a beautiful openwork sterling silver setting surrounded by marcasites. Size 5 Size can be enlarged at buyers request for a small sizing fee. Contact prior to purchase for details and pricing info.
14KT Yellow/White Gold Black Onyx And Diamond Ring. Ring top is 27.7mm by 22.7mm wide at the top.
This ring has a unique design reminiscent of the dark side of the moon with glittering diamond stars. Black onyx provides the wearer protection, strength, focus, and willpower in challenging situations. Vintage stamped 10K yellow gold ring with marquise black onyx and five (5) small round natural diamonds. I used my gemology refractometer to verify that the gemstones are onyx and diamond. Shank is slightly out of round and approx size 6. The ring can be resized by a jeweler.
Ring has black onyx stone with a 2mm wide dimaond. Top of the ring has both yellow and white gold. Ring size 6.75.
The Onyx Diamond Necklace with matching earrings is a stunning jewelry set that exudes elegance and sophistication. The necklace features a beautiful onyx stone as the main focal point, complemented by sparkling diamonds. The gold filling adds a touch of luxury to the piece, making it a timeless and classic accessory. The set also includes matching earrings, making it a versatile and cohesive addition to any jewelry collection.
• Stone: Black Onyx (oval cut), inlay setting. • No cracks or major scratches on the onyx. • Accent Stone: Single small diamond, round cut. • Ring Size: 5.5 US.
Onyx and diamond accent, 14kt Gold.
“B&F” refers to Baden & Foss, a prominent New York-based jewelry manufacturer known for producing high-quality mountings and finished pieces during the 1940s-1950s, though they operated around the Art Deco period.