How amazing for such a teeny, tiny ring to exist in the 21st century. It is a baby or child's ring that could easily be worn as a pendant on a chain or added to a charm bracelet. The pictures provide the best description - a trio of genuine cabouchon turquoise stones, with the largest at the centre, set into solid 12ct Rose Gold. .
It has that silky smooth feel usually only associated with solid carat gold and to be expected of quality antique jewellery. The hue is a warm Rose Gold.

HISTORY & HALLMARKS

Era:                  mid-late Victorian c1880s

Trademark:      see pics

Maker:              uncertain

Construction:   12ct Rose Gold – unstamped

Gold purity:     12K (12ct) gold tested and guaranteed

SIZING

Width:              approx. 3.4mm tapering to 1.5mm for the shank

Diameter:         1.15cm internally - US 0  (there is no Australia equivalent in sizing, it is so small)

Weight:            0.8 grams

OVERALL

Better-than-Excellent Antique Condition! There is a teeny chip to the central stone only obvious under magnification (I did not see it until I looked at the pictures after taking them). It has had little use with none of the gold worn. I know you will be thrilled with this pretty little Antique Heirloom ring which the pictures do not do any justice.