Turquoise Ball Charm or Pendant | Antique Pin Conversion antique flower ring with only minimal loss to

with only minimal loss to the leaf—consistent with the age of the piece and barely visible when worn

and it is marked 14k on the inside of the band

This beautifully rendered English setter pointing dog charm is a must for anyone with a beloved four-legged friend

made popular by Thomas Mott's exhibit at the British Exhibition of 1924

and the ring can be re-sized free of charge

Turquoise Ball Charm or Pendant | Antique Pin Conversion antique flower ring with only minimal loss toThis beautifully rendered turquoise charm was originally an antique pin (circa 1870 1900) transformed with the addition of a 10k gold jump ring bail. The charm is 10k gold (unmarked, but acid tested) with a dark patina, and it is accented with hand set twisted wire and granulation details and three turquoise accents. It measures 0. 7 inches from the top of the jump ring bail to the bottom of the piece by 0. 5 inches wide. It is in very good condition.