Sterling Silver Emerald Lace Ring
This beautiful Lace Ring is a re-creation of one recovered from the 1715 Fleet wreck site on Florida's east coast. The square-cut emerald is set in a lacy Baroque design that was popular among the aristocracy of 18th Century Spain, creating an elegant piece of wearable history.
Historical Significance:
The loss of the 1715 Fleet was a severe personal blow to Spain's King Phillip V. His first wife Marie Louise had died in 1714, and seven months later he married Isabella Farnese. However, she would not consummate the marriage until she had received a large dowry of jewels - and a substantial portion of these jewels, possibly including your Lace Ring design, was aboard these ships.
What Makes This Ring Special:
- Re-creation of a lace ring found on 1715 Fleet made with a portion of Atocha silver
- Sterling silver construction with genuine emerald gemstone
- Intricate lacy Baroque design inspired by Spanish royal jewelry
- Includes certificate of authenticity
- Part of the exclusive Fisher Family Collection
Perfect for collectors of treasure jewelry and anyone who appreciates fine jewelry with royal heritage. The emerald is the birthstone for May.
Product Code: SSEMLACE