Peridot Gemstone Filigree Art Cocktail Ring

This gorgeous Peridot Gemstone Filigree Art Cocktail Ring is the perfect gift for your girlfriend, wife, mother, or sister. Its intricate design and stunning craftsmanship make it an eye-catching statement piece. The double-side faceted checkerboard round-cut peridot gemstone (10 mm) sits beautifully in a 12.00 mm width face size and shines with vibrant green hues. The peridot is especially significant as the August birthstone, symbolizing renewal, vitality, and abundance.

This sterling silver ring features delicate filigree artistry—where fine metal strands are intricately woven to create a unique and sophisticated look. This timeless piece will easily become a favorite for everyday wear, and its elegance will complement any occasion.

Product Details

• Stone Name: Peridot
• Stone Size: 10 mm
• Ring Face Size: 12.00 mm (0.47 inches)
• Material: 925 Sterling Silver
• Design: Filigree art, combining old and modern craftsmanship
• Available Sizes: US Sizes 5–12.5 (including half sizes)

Why Choose This Ring?

• Birthstone Significance: Peridot is the August birthstone, representing energy, growth, and prosperity—making it an ideal gift for anyone born in this month.
• Elegant Gift Packaging: This ring comes beautifully packaged with a velvet pouch, silver polish cloth, and luxurious gift box, making it perfect for special occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, Mother’s Day, or Valentine’s Day.
• Timeless Design: The combination of filigree art and the vibrant peridot gemstone ensures this ring will be cherished for years to come.

Perfect For

• Birthday Gift (Especially for August birthdays)
• Anniversary Gift
• Mother’s Day or Valentine’s Day Gift
• Summer or Holiday Gift

Order this stunning piece today and surprise someone special with the beauty of peridot—a gemstone known for its abundance of positive energy!

Filigree Art:
Filigree is made from delicate metal strands skillfully fashioned to create a perfect balance of classic and contemporary designs. Originating in ancient Mesopotamia and Anatolia, this art form remains a symbol of craftsmanship and elegance.