This ornate design features a Carnelian resting on the open wings of a peacock. The relief images are still discernible and crisp. The shank is an adjustable open shank that has been this finger size for a long time.

The Peacock was a symbol of the Ming Dynasty and represented power, beauty, and divinity. They are believed to hold magical power symbolizing compassion and represent the Goddess of Mercy.

Carnelian
Cut: Oval cameo style
Measurements: 25.1 x 15.9 mm
Color: mottled deep orangey brown

Dimensions: 28.2 x 19.6 face / 5.6 - 3 mm wide shank / 5.5 mm high off finger
Metal: Silver
Markings: 950
Size: 5.5 (adjustable shank, can go up a few sizes)
Circa: 1915
Weight: 5.7 grams
Condition Rating: 7 (abrasions on carnelian where it is raised, some knicks on girdle, silver is oxidized due to age)