Antique Turquoise Insect Conversion Pendant of 14k Gold scales jewelry This vintage ring (circa 1960-1970)

This vintage ring (circa 1960-1970) features a lapis cabochon set in modernist

Mizpah is a Hebrew word that symbolizing an emotional bond between two people

has long been used as one of the symbols of the pharmaceutical profession

each enhanced with fine hand-drawn veining

this piece beautifully reflects the artistry and sentiment of the late 19th century while offering timeless wearability today

Antique Turquoise Insect Conversion Pendant of 14k Gold scales jewelry This vintage ring (circa 1960-1970)This pendant was converted from an antique stickpin (circa 1900 1910) by removing the pin stem and adding a gold bail. It features an insect of 14k gold with diamonds, a turquoise cabochon and two ruby eyes. The piece measures 0. 9 inches from the top of the bail to bottom by 0. 65 inches wide. It is in great condition. Materials: 14k gold, Diamond, Turquoise, Ruby.