Soviet Rose Quartz Ring opal The flexibility makes it wearable

The flexibility makes it wearable around either the wrist

An outrageous modernist ring dating from the 1980s

These ornamental pieces not only displayed Masonic pride but also allowed Freemasons to discreetly identify one another

The scallop shell is an iconic motif synonymous with love and beauty (Venus) and Christian pilgrimage (Santiago de Compostela)

a pair of twins conceived by different fathers

Soviet Rose Quartz Ring opal The flexibility makes it wearableCharming vintage ring made in 1970s Soviet Russia. The large, oval rose quartz cabochon displays a delicate pale pine hue and rises up high over the finger between heart motifs at each shoulder. It's crafted in 875 silver with the unmistakable hammer and sickle hallmarks to the outside of the band. Era: Vintage, 1972 Ring size: O or 7 US. Resizeable for 55 Head: 19. 7mm by 14. 3mm Stone: Rose Quartz Hallmarks: Soviet Russia, Moscow, Sterling Silver,