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Art Deco silver ring in excellent condition from Germany, dating circa 1930–1940, featuring one citrine main stone of 0.5 ct in a high, ornate setting, weighing 4.7 g and stamped 800 silver, with a ring head 17 × 12 mm and size 17, no laboratory report, unbranded.
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Description from the seller
Beautiful Art Deco silver ring with citrine
Origin Germany
Dating from around 1930–1940.
With a beautiful oval faceted citrine in a beautiful tall, richly embellished setting.
Ring head 17 x 12 mm
Ring size 17
Stamped 800 silver
Weight 4.7 grams
In perfect condition
Beautiful Art Deco silver ring with citrine
Origin Germany
Dating from around 1930–1940.
With a beautiful oval faceted citrine in a beautiful tall, richly embellished setting.
Ring head 17 x 12 mm
Ring size 17
Stamped 800 silver
Weight 4.7 grams
In perfect condition
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
1
Style
Art Deco
Metal
Silver
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.50
Brand jewellery
No
Main Stone
Citrine
Total weight
4.7 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of Origin
Germany
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