Ring - 12 kt. Yellow gold - 12-karat gold ring
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Description from the seller
Splendid and exclusive antique margherita/cluster ring (late 19th / early 20th century), entirely hand-forged.
Main technical features:
- Materials: 12-carat yellow gold tested (historic hallmark 500/1000).
- The top plate of the setting is finished in light metal (silver/low-karat white gold) to preserve the natural color of the gems, a technique typical of the period.
- Stones: It features 7 natural diamonds cut in antique cuts (Old Mine Cut / Rose Cut) hand-cut.
- The stones have been inspected and confirmed stable with a fixed red DIA indicator using a dedicated electronic conductivity-based thermal tester (a photo of the test is attached to the lot).
- Hallmarks: An official State of Israel hallmark is impressed inside the shank (Hebrew letter 'Bet' for gold and the karat symbol), later impressed for import or cataloging.
- Total weight: 2.92 grams (measured on a precise digital scale, photo attached).
- Size: Internal diameter about 17.2–17.5 mm, corresponding to IT size 15.
Conditions and restorations: Excellent antique condition with a beautiful original patina of the period.
Note on the shank: there is a slight joining line due to a former historical resizing intervention (enlargement), which removed the original European hallmarks while leaving the subsequent Israeli mark intact.
Box: Included in the lot is its rare and magnificent original vintage green leather case with gilded edges and a velvet interior.
Tracked and insured shipping.
Splendid and exclusive antique margherita/cluster ring (late 19th / early 20th century), entirely hand-forged.
Main technical features:
- Materials: 12-carat yellow gold tested (historic hallmark 500/1000).
- The top plate of the setting is finished in light metal (silver/low-karat white gold) to preserve the natural color of the gems, a technique typical of the period.
- Stones: It features 7 natural diamonds cut in antique cuts (Old Mine Cut / Rose Cut) hand-cut.
- The stones have been inspected and confirmed stable with a fixed red DIA indicator using a dedicated electronic conductivity-based thermal tester (a photo of the test is attached to the lot).
- Hallmarks: An official State of Israel hallmark is impressed inside the shank (Hebrew letter 'Bet' for gold and the karat symbol), later impressed for import or cataloging.
- Total weight: 2.92 grams (measured on a precise digital scale, photo attached).
- Size: Internal diameter about 17.2–17.5 mm, corresponding to IT size 15.
Conditions and restorations: Excellent antique condition with a beautiful original patina of the period.
Note on the shank: there is a slight joining line due to a former historical resizing intervention (enlargement), which removed the original European hallmarks while leaving the subsequent Israeli mark intact.
Box: Included in the lot is its rare and magnificent original vintage green leather case with gilded edges and a velvet interior.
Tracked and insured shipping.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Art Nouveau
Free resizing offered
No
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
12 kt.
Total weight
2.92 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Title additional information
12-karat gold ring
Ring size
55 (EU) / 15 (IT) / 7 ¼ (US)
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