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| A cultured pearl and diamond ring. |
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| A mabé pearl and turquoise ring, French made. |
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| A pearl and diamond ring. |
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| A chalcedony and cultured pearl ring, "Tourbillon," attributed to Suzanne Belperron, circa 1935. |
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| A cultured pearl and diamond dress ring by Van Cleef & Arpels, 1974. |
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| A cultured pearl, diamond and sapphire dress ring. |
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| A cultured pearl, onyx and diamond ring by Luciano Marotta Gigli. |
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| A diamond and bouton pearl ring. |
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| An early 20th century diamond and cultured pearl ring, circa 1910. |
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| A gray and white natural pearls ring made with diamonds, Cartier, 1920. |
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| A natural clam pearl, conch pearl, and diamond ring. |
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| A natural pearl and diamond ring. |
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| A natural pearl and diamond ring. |
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| A natural pear pearl and diamond ring. |
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| A natural pearl and diamond ring, 1910s. |
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