1970s VINTAGE green cabochon statement Ring SZ 8

Please feel free to reach out. I am here to make your shopping experience as smooth as possible! The combination of floral silverwork + large molded cabochon glass was especially popular in the 1960s–1970s during the bohemian and artisan jewelry trend.The style also resembles Mexican and Southeast Asian silver jewelry from the same period, which often used jade-like glass cabochons.Description Setting: Silver-tone metal with blackened detailing for contrast. Design: Floral motif on the shank (band) — raised flowers and leaves in relief, a common decorative element in mid-century jewelry. Stone: Large, oval green cabochon. From the look, it is likely molded glass or resin meant to imitate jade (sometimes called "Peking glass" or "jadeite glass"). Genuine jade would have a different texture and translucency. Style: Bold and ornate, meant as a cocktail or statement piece.