No reserve price - Ring Silver Turquoise - Coral
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Antique silver ring (925) weighing 18.02 g, featuring a natural turquoise main stone with red coral inlays, handcrafted with an ethnic/tribal boho chic design, in good condition with minor wear and no laboratory report.
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Important antique ring in 925 silver with turquoise and coral
Refined antique ring in 925 silver, characterized by rich and structured artisanal craftsmanship, of clear ethnic/tribal inspiration.
The imposing and scenographic design is enhanced by a large natural turquoise central stone, flanked by red coral inlays.
Turquoise, with its typical dark veining (natural matrix), presents an intense blue-green color and is one of the oldest ornamental stones used in jewelry.
Coral, an organic material of marine origin, adds color contrast and depth, and is historically associated with protection and vitality.
The setting is enriched with wirework, granules, and geometric motifs, giving the jewel a strong decorative character and an authentic vintage aesthetic.
Features:
Material: 925 silver (tested and hallmarked, visible)
Main stone: natural turquoise (oval cabochon with matrix)
Secondary stones: red coral (rectangular inlays)
Craftsmanship: artisanal, with relief decorations and granular details
Style: ethnic / tribal / boho chic
Conditions:
Excellent overall condition, with a light silver patina and minimal signs of wear consistent with the piece’s age.
Collector’s note:
The combination of turquoise and coral is typical of jewelry from Middle Eastern, Tibetan, or Native American traditions, highly sought after on the collector market for their aesthetic and symbolic value.
Important antique ring in 925 silver with turquoise and coral
Refined antique ring in 925 silver, characterized by rich and structured artisanal craftsmanship, of clear ethnic/tribal inspiration.
The imposing and scenographic design is enhanced by a large natural turquoise central stone, flanked by red coral inlays.
Turquoise, with its typical dark veining (natural matrix), presents an intense blue-green color and is one of the oldest ornamental stones used in jewelry.
Coral, an organic material of marine origin, adds color contrast and depth, and is historically associated with protection and vitality.
The setting is enriched with wirework, granules, and geometric motifs, giving the jewel a strong decorative character and an authentic vintage aesthetic.
Features:
Material: 925 silver (tested and hallmarked, visible)
Main stone: natural turquoise (oval cabochon with matrix)
Secondary stones: red coral (rectangular inlays)
Craftsmanship: artisanal, with relief decorations and granular details
Style: ethnic / tribal / boho chic
Conditions:
Excellent overall condition, with a light silver patina and minimal signs of wear consistent with the piece’s age.
Collector’s note:
The combination of turquoise and coral is typical of jewelry from Middle Eastern, Tibetan, or Native American traditions, highly sought after on the collector market for their aesthetic and symbolic value.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Antique
Free resizing offered
No
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Main stone
Turquoise
Total weight
18.02 g
Surrounding stones
Coral
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Men
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