Vintage Blue Fire Opal Engagement Ring in Solid 14K Rose Gold

This vintage opal ring sets a luminous oval blue fire opal in warm solid 14K rose gold, framed by a romantic, vintage-inspired silhouette. The opal reveals shifting flashes of blue, teal, and green — like ocean depths caught in stone — while the blush rose gold amplifies its iridescence. A bold yet timeless, non-traditional engagement ring. Solid Rose Gold · 10K / 14K / 18K Blue Fire Opal · Oval · 5×7mm · 1.4ct Vintage-Inspired Silhouette Moissanite or Diamond Accents Non-Traditional Made to Order The blue fire opal The oval center is a blue fire opal with a captivating play-of-color — flashes of blue, teal, and green that move as it catches the light. For full transparency, this is a lab-created opal, engineered for bright, consistent flash; it's not a natural mined opal. Opal is a symbol of creativity, passion, and individuality, which suits its ever-shifting glow. If you love unconventional bridal styles, our non-traditional engagement ring guide is a good read. The vintage silhouette The setting draws on vintage design — refined detailing and framing accents that give the ring old-world romance with a contemporary presence. Choose your accents from the drop-down menu: moissanite (D color, 9.25 Mohs) or natural conflict-free diamond (G/H, I1, 10 Mohs). More colorful styles live in our gemstone engagement rings, and organic designs in our nature-inspired engagement rings collection. Choose your metal This ring is made in solid rose gold — the metal itself, not plating or vermeil over a base metal. The warm blush metal makes the opal's cool fire glow, and the color is permanent: it won't wear off and won't turn your skin green. Select your karat from the drop-down menu: 10K rose gold — the most affordable and hardest-wearing option, with the most durable everyday finish. 14K rose gold — our most popular choice, balancing rich blush color, durability, and value. 18K rose gold — the warmest, most saturated rose hue with the highest gold content. Not sure which to pick? Our 10K vs 14K vs 18K karat comparison guide breaks down durability, color, and price. White or yellow gold is also available on request. Type: Vintage blue fire opal engagement ring (band sold separately / custom) Center stone: Lab-created blue fire opal, oval, 5×7mm, ~1.4ct Accents: Choice of moissanite (D) or natural diamond (G/H, I1), ~0.3ctw Average band width: 1.7mm Metal: Solid rose gold — choose 10K, 14K, or 18K (white/yellow on request) Engraving: Complimentary, up to 16 characters Made to order: Allow 3–5 weeks for production Every order ships in a complimentary luxury velvet jewelry box Sizing & care Opal is softer (about 5.5–6.5 Mohs) and prefers gentle care — avoid hard knocks, harsh chemicals, and ultrasonic or steam cleaners; clean with a soft, barely-damp cloth. Please reference our sizing guide before ordering. An optional written appraisal can be added from the drop-down menu (non-refundable once completed). Vintage opal ring FAQs Is the opal natural?No — the center is a lab-created blue fire opal, chosen for its bright, consistent play-of-color. It's not a natural mined opal, and we disclose that clearly. What makes it "vintage"?The setting draws on vintage design language — refined detailing and framing accents that give it old-world romance while staying contemporary. Is opal durable enough for daily wear?Opal is softer than many gems (about 5.5–6.5 Mohs), so it benefits from gentle care — avoid hard knocks and remove it for rough tasks. Is this real solid rose gold?Yes. The ring is solid rose gold throughout in your chosen karat (10K, 14K, or 18K) — the metal itself, not plating or vermeil. The color is permanent, won't wear off, and won't turn skin green. How long does it take to make?Made to order — please allow about 3–5 weeks. Requested modifications may adjust the timeline, and we'll confirm everything before production begins. Which metal should I choose?All three karats are solid rose gold. 10K is the hardest and most affordable, 14K is our most popular all-round choice, and 18K has the warmest color and highest gold content. See our karat comparison guide for a full breakdown.