Engagement ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold
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French vintage ring in 18 carat yellow and white gold (750/1000) weighing 5.17 g, set with old diamonds including a larger central stone and several smaller diamonds in a chain-inspired design, hallmarks 117 and owl, dating to c. 1920–1930 with Art Deco style and signs of wear.
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French antique ring in 18K yellow and white gold – diamonds – interlaced chain motif – maker's mark 117 & owl – circa 1920–1930
Magnificent French vintage ring from the 1910s–1930s (fin de Belle Époque / early Art Deco).
Metals: 18 carat gold (750/1000) yellow and white gold (or platinum for the light parts). Total weight: 5.17 g.
Stones: Several antique diamonds (rose cut or old mine cut) – a larger central diamond plus several small stones on the scrolls and side motifs. The diamonds are vintage and natural (untreated, typical of the period).
Design: Very decorative central motif of interlaced chains (large yellow-gold links forming a stylized “C” or clasp), surrounded by scrolls and leaves in white metal. An elegant and sculptural style highly representative of Parisian jewelry of the Jazz Age.
Hallmarks:
- Master mark 117 (Parisian jeweler at 117 Boulevard Richard-Lenoir, workshop active from 1919 – likely Germain or French Parisian).
- Owl hallmark (French guarantee for 18K gold on pieces that are tested or imported secondhand).
Condition: Good overall for a century-old piece, with a beautiful patina of the era. Minor wear on the prongs and the inside of the band (visible in photos).
This ring is a beautiful collector’s piece, worn as a cocktail ring or elegant jewelry. It perfectly blends the organic charm of the Belle Époque with the early geometric motifs of Art Deco.
French antique ring in 18K yellow and white gold – diamonds – interlaced chain motif – maker's mark 117 & owl – circa 1920–1930
Magnificent French vintage ring from the 1910s–1930s (fin de Belle Époque / early Art Deco).
Metals: 18 carat gold (750/1000) yellow and white gold (or platinum for the light parts). Total weight: 5.17 g.
Stones: Several antique diamonds (rose cut or old mine cut) – a larger central diamond plus several small stones on the scrolls and side motifs. The diamonds are vintage and natural (untreated, typical of the period).
Design: Very decorative central motif of interlaced chains (large yellow-gold links forming a stylized “C” or clasp), surrounded by scrolls and leaves in white metal. An elegant and sculptural style highly representative of Parisian jewelry of the Jazz Age.
Hallmarks:
- Master mark 117 (Parisian jeweler at 117 Boulevard Richard-Lenoir, workshop active from 1919 – likely Germain or French Parisian).
- Owl hallmark (French guarantee for 18K gold on pieces that are tested or imported secondhand).
Condition: Good overall for a century-old piece, with a beautiful patina of the era. Minor wear on the prongs and the inside of the band (visible in photos).
This ring is a beautiful collector’s piece, worn as a cocktail ring or elegant jewelry. It perfectly blends the organic charm of the Belle Époque with the early geometric motifs of Art Deco.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Art Deco
Free resizing offered
No
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Total weight
5.17 g
Condition
Vintage - used with visible signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Unknown
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