The path up to the Parthenon switches back and forth. Past the amphitheater set into the hill. So trodden, by so many sandaled feet, now by ours. At the top of the hill, the view stretches out to every imaginable feature of an ancient city. The urban sprawl crawls, in one direction out to the sea, towards the mountains on the opposite side.

We walk the rocky top around these ancient ruins. Even in their current state, it’s so easy to imagine the majesty of the place, bustling with folk on business instead of leisure. Imagine the Parthenon roof intact, gleaming in the sun, with naught to dim it but a passing cloud.

This architectural pinky ring gleams with some very happy old mine cut diamonds: an approx. 0.51 and 0.46 carat old mine cut diamond, with a 0.15ct diamond set between them. They range in color from J-K and are approximately SI2 clarity. The setting is high polish 18K white gold with French hallmarks on the underside of the wide band. It was made c.1930-1940.

This ring is in excellent vintage condition. It is presently finger size 5.5 and can be resized.