Vintage 14K Gold Oval Gemstone Ring | Two-Tone Bezel Set Ring
A softly elegant vintage gemstone ring crafted in 14K yellow gold, featuring an oval-cut quartz stone set in a luminous white gold bezel. The gentle contrast between the warm gold band and cool-toned setting gives the piece a refined, timeless look.
Delicate openwork shoulders add just enough detail, while the low-profile setting keeps it comfortable and easy to wear every day. This is one of those effortless pieces—subtle, feminine, and endlessly wearable.
Perfect worn alone for a touch of color or layered into a personal ring stack. It also makes a meaningful choice as a birthstone ring or sentimental gift.
Details:
Metal: 14K yellow gold with white gold bezel
Marking: 14K
Stone: Quartz
Ring Size: 6.75
Weight: 1.3 dwt
Era: Circa 1945–1955 (Mid-Century)
Setting: Bezel-set oval stone
Design Notes: Two-tone gold with openwork shoulders
Condition: Estate piece with light wear consistent with age and use
CPJ-RE 043026
About Us:
Rutledge Exchange is a boutique jewelry and antiques business located in historic downtown Camden, SC, offering curated estate jewelry, vintage finds, and unique gifts for collectors and antique lovers. We source regionally from estate sales, dealers, and private sellers, always drawn to pieces with story and charm. Please feel free to reach out with any questions—we’re always happy to help.
Condition & Policies:
Please note: This is an estate piece and is not new. While we carefully clean and inspect each item, it may show signs of wear consistent with age and use. We encourage you to review all photos and descriptions carefully prior to purchase, and we are always happy to answer questions or provide additional details.
Returns are accepted within 7 days of delivery. Please note that return shipping costs are the responsibility of the buyer, original shipping charges are non-refundable, and a 20% restocking fee will be deducted from the refund.
If there is ever an issue with your order, please reach out—we’re always happy to help.
