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Art Deco 935 silver ring dating circa 1920–1935, featuring a single 4.8 mm white round cultured Akoya pearl and two light blue synthetic stones as imitations of aquamarine or blue topaz, hallmarked 935 with a ring size of 51 (EU).
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Art Deco ring in 935 silver, dating from circa 1920–1935.
The elongated, symmetrical top is richly decorated with fine geometric and engraved details, typical of the Art Deco period. In the center is a cultivated pearl set at about 4.8 mm, presumably an Akoya pearl. On both sides there are two round, faceted light blue synthetic stones, as imitation of aquamarine or blue topaz.
The two blue stones have different cutting shapes. Possibly one of the stones has been replaced in the past, but this cannot be determined with certainty. For one of the blue stones there is some play; the stone sits in the setting.
The ring is stamped 935, a silver content that is common for European jewelry from this period.
Details:
Material: 935 silver
Period: Art Deco, ca. 1920–1935
Cultivated pearl: ca. 4.8 mm
2 light blue synthetic stones
Top side: ca. 1.8 × 0.89 cm
Bottom of shank: ca. 1.7 mm wide
Ring size: 51 / inner diameter ca. 16.25 mm
Hallmark: 935
The ring is in nice antique condition with signs of wear appropriate to its age. View the photos carefully; they are part of the description.
The jewelry is carefully packaged and shipped with Track & Trace.
Seller's Story
I am Melanie, a graduate goldsmith with a specialization in vintage and antique jewelry.
My love for jewelry has been with me since childhood: weekends I spent at markets and fairs, fascinated by the craftsmanship and the stories behind each piece.
After completing my training as a goldsmith, I combined my technical knowledge with my passion for heritage in my company Feniks.
There I focus on jewelry with character — carefully selected pieces in gold and silver, that exude quality, craftsmanship and originality.
Each piece of jewelry is checked for authenticity and stands for sustainable beauty: timeless, not trend-bound, and with respect for the craft.
Translated by Google TranslateArt Deco ring in 935 silver, dating from circa 1920–1935.
The elongated, symmetrical top is richly decorated with fine geometric and engraved details, typical of the Art Deco period. In the center is a cultivated pearl set at about 4.8 mm, presumably an Akoya pearl. On both sides there are two round, faceted light blue synthetic stones, as imitation of aquamarine or blue topaz.
The two blue stones have different cutting shapes. Possibly one of the stones has been replaced in the past, but this cannot be determined with certainty. For one of the blue stones there is some play; the stone sits in the setting.
The ring is stamped 935, a silver content that is common for European jewelry from this period.
Details:
Material: 935 silver
Period: Art Deco, ca. 1920–1935
Cultivated pearl: ca. 4.8 mm
2 light blue synthetic stones
Top side: ca. 1.8 × 0.89 cm
Bottom of shank: ca. 1.7 mm wide
Ring size: 51 / inner diameter ca. 16.25 mm
Hallmark: 935
The ring is in nice antique condition with signs of wear appropriate to its age. View the photos carefully; they are part of the description.
The jewelry is carefully packaged and shipped with Track & Trace.
Seller's Story
I am Melanie, a graduate goldsmith with a specialization in vintage and antique jewelry.
My love for jewelry has been with me since childhood: weekends I spent at markets and fairs, fascinated by the craftsmanship and the stories behind each piece.
After completing my training as a goldsmith, I combined my technical knowledge with my passion for heritage in my company Feniks.
There I focus on jewelry with character — carefully selected pieces in gold and silver, that exude quality, craftsmanship and originality.
Each piece of jewelry is checked for authenticity and stands for sustainable beauty: timeless, not trend-bound, and with respect for the craft.
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Pearl type
Akoya cultured pearl
Style
Art Deco
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Number of pearls
1
Main stone
Pearl
Diameter of pearls (in mm)
4.8 mm
Total weight
3.21 g
Pearl colour
White
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Pearl shape
Round
Gender
Women
Title additional information
Art Deco
Ring size
51 (EU) / 11 (IT) / 5 ¾ (US)
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