Ring - 14 kt. Yellow gold






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14‑karat yellow gold ring weighing 6.27 g, vintage unisex style from Russia, with no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Gold ring, ring, wedding ring, gold signet ring, 6.2 grams of gold.
Gold ring, fineness 583, weight 6.2 grams of gold. Size 19 mm..
"Russian gold" is a historical term for gold jewelry produced in the USSR (1922–1991). Its distinguishing feature is the fineness 583 (containing 58.3% pure gold) and a characteristic pinkish-red hue resulting from a large copper admixture. Main features of "Russian gold": Fineness marking: Jewelry is most often stamped with the "583" fineness. It is accompanied by a punch symbol in the form of a characteristic five-pointed star (used from 1958 to 1994) or a woman's head in a headscarf (1927–1957).
Gold ring, ring, wedding ring, gold signet ring, 6.2 grams of gold.
Gold ring, fineness 583, weight 6.2 grams of gold. Size 19 mm..
"Russian gold" is a historical term for gold jewelry produced in the USSR (1922–1991). Its distinguishing feature is the fineness 583 (containing 58.3% pure gold) and a characteristic pinkish-red hue resulting from a large copper admixture. Main features of "Russian gold": Fineness marking: Jewelry is most often stamped with the "583" fineness. It is accompanied by a punch symbol in the form of a characteristic five-pointed star (used from 1958 to 1994) or a woman's head in a headscarf (1927–1957).
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