Ring - 9 kt. Yellow gold - Vintage 9K Cannabis Ring
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Vintage 9 carat yellow gold men’s signet ring weighing 7.97 g, featuring a cannabis leaf motif over a circular black stone (believed to be onyx), with Sheffield hallmarks (P&S, rose, Crown, 375, R) and dating circa 1991, size EU 66 / US 11½.
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Description from the seller
Vintage British gentleman’s signet ring in 9 carat yellow gold, featuring a striking cannabis / marijuana leaf motif applied over a circular black stone, believed to be onyx.
The ring has an elaborate openwork design to the shoulders and a decorative textured border surrounding the black stone.
The inside of the shank bears a series of British hallmarks which appear to read:
P&S – Sheffield rose – Crown – 375 – R
The 375 hallmark indicates 9 carat gold.
The crown is the traditional British gold mark, while the Sheffield assay mark and date letter R appear consistent with 1991.
The sponsor/maker’s mark appears to read P&S.
Weight: 7.97 g including the stone
Internal diameter: approximately 21 mm
Ring size: approximately EU 66 / US 11½
Metal: 9 ct / 375 yellow gold
Stone: black stone, believed to be onyx; not gemologically tested
Origin: United Kingdom
Assay office: Sheffield
Date: probably 1991, based on the hallmarks
The ring is in vintage/pre-owned condition with visible surface scratches, wear and signs of age. The hallmarks also show wear but remain substantially legible.
Please examine all photographs carefully as they form an integral part of the description.
The black stone has not been professionally tested and is therefore described as believed to be onyx rather than guaranteed natural onyx.
Vintage British gentleman’s signet ring in 9 carat yellow gold, featuring a striking cannabis / marijuana leaf motif applied over a circular black stone, believed to be onyx.
The ring has an elaborate openwork design to the shoulders and a decorative textured border surrounding the black stone.
The inside of the shank bears a series of British hallmarks which appear to read:
P&S – Sheffield rose – Crown – 375 – R
The 375 hallmark indicates 9 carat gold.
The crown is the traditional British gold mark, while the Sheffield assay mark and date letter R appear consistent with 1991.
The sponsor/maker’s mark appears to read P&S.
Weight: 7.97 g including the stone
Internal diameter: approximately 21 mm
Ring size: approximately EU 66 / US 11½
Metal: 9 ct / 375 yellow gold
Stone: black stone, believed to be onyx; not gemologically tested
Origin: United Kingdom
Assay office: Sheffield
Date: probably 1991, based on the hallmarks
The ring is in vintage/pre-owned condition with visible surface scratches, wear and signs of age. The hallmarks also show wear but remain substantially legible.
Please examine all photographs carefully as they form an integral part of the description.
The black stone has not been professionally tested and is therefore described as believed to be onyx rather than guaranteed natural onyx.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Vintage
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
9 kt.
Total weight
7.97 g
Condition
Vintage - used with visible signs of wear
Gender
Men
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Title additional information
Vintage 9K Cannabis Ring
Ring size
66 (EU) / 26 (IT) / 11 ½ (US)
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