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Silver ring with emerald and marcasite in a vintage Art Deco design, size EU 54 (US 6 ¾), total weight 6 g, silver 835 not stamped but acid-tested, unisex, no laboratory report, in good condition with signs of wear, curved shank with shoulders engraved leaf motif, oxidation in recesses.
Description from the seller
Silver ring with emerald and marcasites, vintage/Art Deco style
Size: 54
Back width: 2.5 mm
Front width: 15.7 mm
Stone: 6.7 mm
The ring shank is curved and the shoulders are decorated with an engraved leaf motif, indicating handmade craftsmanship in the style of the 1930s–1950s. The surface shows intentional darkening (oxidation) in the recesses, typical for marcasite jewelry of that era, which makes the setting stand out in relief.
Material: Silver 835, not stamped but acid-tested
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Seller's Story
Silver ring with emerald and marcasites, vintage/Art Deco style
Size: 54
Back width: 2.5 mm
Front width: 15.7 mm
Stone: 6.7 mm
The ring shank is curved and the shoulders are decorated with an engraved leaf motif, indicating handmade craftsmanship in the style of the 1930s–1950s. The surface shows intentional darkening (oxidation) in the recesses, typical for marcasite jewelry of that era, which makes the setting stand out in relief.
Material: Silver 835, not stamped but acid-tested
Shipping with DHL Paket
Seller's Story
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