Ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold - 11.50ct. tw.
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Vintage 18 carat yellow gold ring from France, circa 1960, featuring an 11.50 ct oval cabochon chrysoprase as the main stone, total ring weight 10.70 g, EU size 53 (US 6 1/4), no laboratory report.
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Vintage ring circa 1960 in 18-carat gold – Chrysoprase cabochon 11.50 ct – 10.70 g
Remarkable vintage jewelry ring dating from circa 1960, made in 18-carat gold / 750, representative of the jewelry aesthetics of that period.
The ring is dominated by a superb chrysoprase of 11.50 carats, cut as an oval cabochon. Its intense and luminous green color, combined with the generous proportions of the stone, gives it a particularly elegant presence.
The setting is one of the most distinctive elements of this creation: gold is worked into a pierced architecture with multiple branches, rising progressively towards the cabochon. This sculptural and airy construction perfectly fits the aesthetics of the 1950s-1960s, a period in jewelry marked by generous volumes, graphic lines, and the highlighting of large colored stones.
With a total weight of 10.70 grams and an 11.50 ct chrysoprase, this ring offers a remarkable presence on the finger while maintaining an elegant and balanced line.
A piece of character, destined for lovers of vintage jewelry, colored stones, and jewelry with a bold design.
Characteristics
Type of jewelry: vintage jewelry ring / cocktail ring
Era: circa 1960
Metal: 18-carat gold / 750
Main stone: chrysoprase
Stone shape: oval cabochon
Stone weight: 11.50 ct
Total ring weight: 10.70 g
Ring size: 53 EU
Setting: pierced architecture with multiple branches
Design: prominent central stone on a sculptural mount
Style: jewelry, vintage, graphic and elegant
Condition
Ring in very good general condition given its age. The gold may show light micro-scratches related to normal use. The stone is well secured in its setting and the overall presentation and its brilliance remain very fine.
Shipping
Careful, trackable, and insured shipping.
The ring will be carefully protected in a jewelry box or suitably padded pouch to ensure optimal protection during transport.
Seller's Story
Founded in Monte-Carlo in 1968, in the iconic casino district located in the heart of the Principality of Monaco. Fascinated by vintage art, the Monte-Carlo Bijoux house has acquired over time, prestigious creations from individuals or when this is of historical interest from specialized auctions.
The notoriety of Monte Carlo Bijoux was immediate in the world since it is one of the pioneers of internet sales. To meet an international and demanding clientele, Monte-Carlo Bijoux is now launching its own secure site to cope with its growing success.
The DNA and raison d'être of Monte-Carlo Bijoux is customer satisfaction, fulfilling their dreams, whether through historical and Vintage pieces or contemporary creations giving free rein to the imagination of its dear customers. .
No limit, since the house has now acquired a know-how in the alliance of precious metals, adorned or not with stones such as diamonds or semi-precious stones, a skillful blend of tradition, modernity and daring, all the ingredients are therefore united so that through a jewel, an intense and unforgettable emotion is the timeless witness of an important occasion in your eyes.
Translated by Google TranslateVintage ring circa 1960 in 18-carat gold – Chrysoprase cabochon 11.50 ct – 10.70 g
Remarkable vintage jewelry ring dating from circa 1960, made in 18-carat gold / 750, representative of the jewelry aesthetics of that period.
The ring is dominated by a superb chrysoprase of 11.50 carats, cut as an oval cabochon. Its intense and luminous green color, combined with the generous proportions of the stone, gives it a particularly elegant presence.
The setting is one of the most distinctive elements of this creation: gold is worked into a pierced architecture with multiple branches, rising progressively towards the cabochon. This sculptural and airy construction perfectly fits the aesthetics of the 1950s-1960s, a period in jewelry marked by generous volumes, graphic lines, and the highlighting of large colored stones.
With a total weight of 10.70 grams and an 11.50 ct chrysoprase, this ring offers a remarkable presence on the finger while maintaining an elegant and balanced line.
A piece of character, destined for lovers of vintage jewelry, colored stones, and jewelry with a bold design.
Characteristics
Type of jewelry: vintage jewelry ring / cocktail ring
Era: circa 1960
Metal: 18-carat gold / 750
Main stone: chrysoprase
Stone shape: oval cabochon
Stone weight: 11.50 ct
Total ring weight: 10.70 g
Ring size: 53 EU
Setting: pierced architecture with multiple branches
Design: prominent central stone on a sculptural mount
Style: jewelry, vintage, graphic and elegant
Condition
Ring in very good general condition given its age. The gold may show light micro-scratches related to normal use. The stone is well secured in its setting and the overall presentation and its brilliance remain very fine.
Shipping
Careful, trackable, and insured shipping.
The ring will be carefully protected in a jewelry box or suitably padded pouch to ensure optimal protection during transport.
Seller's Story
Founded in Monte-Carlo in 1968, in the iconic casino district located in the heart of the Principality of Monaco. Fascinated by vintage art, the Monte-Carlo Bijoux house has acquired over time, prestigious creations from individuals or when this is of historical interest from specialized auctions.
The notoriety of Monte Carlo Bijoux was immediate in the world since it is one of the pioneers of internet sales. To meet an international and demanding clientele, Monte-Carlo Bijoux is now launching its own secure site to cope with its growing success.
The DNA and raison d'être of Monte-Carlo Bijoux is customer satisfaction, fulfilling their dreams, whether through historical and Vintage pieces or contemporary creations giving free rein to the imagination of its dear customers. .
No limit, since the house has now acquired a know-how in the alliance of precious metals, adorned or not with stones such as diamonds or semi-precious stones, a skillful blend of tradition, modernity and daring, all the ingredients are therefore united so that through a jewel, an intense and unforgettable emotion is the timeless witness of an important occasion in your eyes.
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Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
1
Total carat weight of all stones
11.50
Metal
Yellow gold
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
11.50
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Total weight
10.7 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
France
Shape of main stone
Oval
Cutting style of main stone
Cabochon cut
Ring size
53 (EU) / 13 (IT) / 6 ¼ (US)
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