
Sterling Silver 925 Larimar and Marcasite Thailand Ring
This is a statement ring featuring a large, marquise-cut cabochon of Larimar, often called the 'Dolphin Stone' or 'Atlantis Stone.' The stone displays a characteristic pectolite pattern with swirling hues of sky blue, soft white, and faint sea-foam green, set within a bezel frame. Surrounding the central stone is a wide, contoured border of oxidized sterling silver, densely pavé-set with faceted marcasite stones that provide a subtle, metallic shimmer. The setting is designed in a stylized, elongated leaf or flame shape with a distinctly vintage or Art Deco revival aesthetic. The band is a simple silver shank, slightly tapered, and is noted in the listing text as being manufactured in Thailand and composed of .925 sterling silver. The overall construction shows typical contemporary mass-production craftsmanship found in Southeast Asian jewelry exports, likely dating from the late 20th to early 21st century. The condition appears excellent with no visible missing marcasite stones or significant scratches to the Larimar's polished surface. The oxidation is intentional to provide contrast and depth to the silver floral-style metalwork.
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Estimated Value
$125 - $185
Basic Information
Category
Fine Jewelry
Appraised On
February 2, 2026
Estimated Value
$125 - $185
Item Description
This is a statement ring featuring a large, marquise-cut cabochon of Larimar, often called the 'Dolphin Stone' or 'Atlantis Stone.' The stone displays a characteristic pectolite pattern with swirling hues of sky blue, soft white, and faint sea-foam green, set within a bezel frame. Surrounding the central stone is a wide, contoured border of oxidized sterling silver, densely pavé-set with faceted marcasite stones that provide a subtle, metallic shimmer. The setting is designed in a stylized, elongated leaf or flame shape with a distinctly vintage or Art Deco revival aesthetic. The band is a simple silver shank, slightly tapered, and is noted in the listing text as being manufactured in Thailand and composed of .925 sterling silver. The overall construction shows typical contemporary mass-production craftsmanship found in Southeast Asian jewelry exports, likely dating from the late 20th to early 21st century. The condition appears excellent with no visible missing marcasite stones or significant scratches to the Larimar's polished surface. The oxidation is intentional to provide contrast and depth to the silver floral-style metalwork.
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