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Big Chunky 18k Gold Plated Gharial Aligator Reptile Ring 7
$30.00
This is a very big, chunky, Indian gharail aligator head ring made of a VERY HEAVY silverplate that won’t quickly wear down and a light 18K yellow gold wash on the face. It also holds a showy 5mm red rubilite or man made ruby. It is marked 18K. Ring size 7. Size of the reptile head is just over 1″ long by 1/2″ wide. Height is at the highest point is 1/2″. This is a strongly detailed and well made ring.
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