Vintage 18K Gold-Tone Adjustable Camellia Ring, Multicolor Crystal Open Band

The Flower That Doesn't Wilt

The one flower that holds its shape in the cold. This ring borrows that idea: petals cut and set to hold their color forever, in the three shades a camellia actually wears — rose pink, emerald, deep navy. It is not trying to be fine jewelry, and it is not pretending to be. It is plated, light, and honest — a flower you can wear while typing, cooking, or forgetting to take your rings off at night.

What you get

• Layered camellia head — marquise-cut petals in rose pink, emerald green, and deep navy, with a clear center stone and fine halo

• Open adjustable band, 8 fit range

• Dimensions: 9x9x1

• Weight: 5g — light enough to forget by afternoon

• Nickel-free,hypoallergenic

• Arrives in a [FILL: gift box / pouch] — gift-ready as shipped

Materials & Plainly Stated

The base is copper alloy, finished with 18K gold-tone plating and The petals are made of faceted-cut artificial gemstones, layered and set in rose pink, emerald green, and deep navy for a delicate camellia-like effect.

How to Wear & Adjust

1. The open shank bends slightly to find your size — adjust it once, gently, then leave it. Repeated flexing wears any plating faster, and this ring is built to be worn, not rebuilt.

2. Worn alone, the camellia sits like a brooch for the hand. Stacked between two plain bands, it becomes the color note in the middle.

3. Take it off before swimming, showering, or applying hand cream — the three things that dull plating fastest.

Care

Wipe with the soft dry cloth after wear and store it away from other rings. No water, no perfume directly on the flower, no ultrasonic cleaners. Worn with that little care, the finish keeps its glow for years; worn carelessly, any plated ring tells on you within months. We would rather you knew.

A Note on Honest Making

Every stone here is cut and set by hand, and the petals are placed one by one — two rings from the same batch will differ slightly in the angle of a petal or the depth of a color. If you want machine-perfect symmetry, this is not that ring. If you want one that looks made rather than manufactured, it is.