Ring - 14 kt. Yellow gold

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Aitana Soler Solé
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Estimate  € 2,200 - € 2,700
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€150
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€140
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€130

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Solid 14K yellow gold signet ring handcrafted in Hungary, featuring the Rákóczy family coat of arms with a raised, detailed shield on a large circular face, weighing 16.12 g and sized EU 65 (US 11); hallmarked, not antique, in as new condition with free resizing offered and no laboratory report.

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An impressive solid 14-karat gold signet ring, handcrafted in Hungary and featuring a finely executed representation of the historic Rákóczy noble family coat of arms.

The large circular face is designed in the tradition of classical European heraldic signet rings. At its centre is a raised shield bearing the family’s distinctive crayfish emblem, surrounded by elaborate heraldic ornamentation and surmounted by a crowned helmet. The combination of the sculpted relief, textured background and polished details gives the ring considerable depth and a particularly striking appearance.

The crayfish is a classic example of a canting heraldic symbol – an emblem that visually refers to the family name itself. In the historical Rákóczy arms, the crayfish is accompanied by martial heraldic elements, reflecting the visual language and traditions of the Hungarian nobility.

This is not an antique ring, but a modern handcrafted interpretation of a historic Hungarian coat of arms, made by an artisan jewellery workshop in Hungary. The substantial weight of 16.12 grams of 14K gold gives the piece a remarkable presence on the hand.

The ring bears the appropriate gold hallmark.

Specifications:

* Solid 14K / 585 gold
* Weight: 16.12 g
* Ring size: EU 65
* Handmade in Hungary
* Hallmarked
* Large circular heraldic face
* Raised and finely detailed coat-of-arms decoration
* Rákóczy noble family heraldic motif

A distinctive piece combining precious metal, traditional craftsmanship and centuries-old Hungarian heraldic symbolism. Particularly suitable for collectors of signet rings, European heraldry and unusual historical jewellery.

Please note: this is a contemporary handcrafted piece inspired by a historic Rákóczy family coat of arms; it is not presented as an antique or as an object personally connected to Francis II Rákóczi.

An impressive solid 14-karat gold signet ring, handcrafted in Hungary and featuring a finely executed representation of the historic Rákóczy noble family coat of arms.

The large circular face is designed in the tradition of classical European heraldic signet rings. At its centre is a raised shield bearing the family’s distinctive crayfish emblem, surrounded by elaborate heraldic ornamentation and surmounted by a crowned helmet. The combination of the sculpted relief, textured background and polished details gives the ring considerable depth and a particularly striking appearance.

The crayfish is a classic example of a canting heraldic symbol – an emblem that visually refers to the family name itself. In the historical Rákóczy arms, the crayfish is accompanied by martial heraldic elements, reflecting the visual language and traditions of the Hungarian nobility.

This is not an antique ring, but a modern handcrafted interpretation of a historic Hungarian coat of arms, made by an artisan jewellery workshop in Hungary. The substantial weight of 16.12 grams of 14K gold gives the piece a remarkable presence on the hand.

The ring bears the appropriate gold hallmark.

Specifications:

* Solid 14K / 585 gold
* Weight: 16.12 g
* Ring size: EU 65
* Handmade in Hungary
* Hallmarked
* Large circular heraldic face
* Raised and finely detailed coat-of-arms decoration
* Rákóczy noble family heraldic motif

A distinctive piece combining precious metal, traditional craftsmanship and centuries-old Hungarian heraldic symbolism. Particularly suitable for collectors of signet rings, European heraldry and unusual historical jewellery.

Please note: this is a contemporary handcrafted piece inspired by a historic Rákóczy family coat of arms; it is not presented as an antique or as an object personally connected to Francis II Rákóczi.

Details

Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Free resizing offered
Yes
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Total weight
16.12 g
Condition
As new - unused
Gender
Men
Country of origin
Hungary
Ring size
65 (EU) / 25 (IT) / 11 (US)
HungaryVerified
4
Objects sold
Private

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