Ring - 14 kt. Yellow gold, Platinum - 0.30ct. tw.






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Art Deco 14K yellow gold ring in EU size 63 set with a natural 0.30 ct diamond, no laboratory report, origin Czechia, dating to the 1930s.
Description from the seller
Art Deco 14K Gold Ring with Natural Diamond 0.30 ct – Czechoslovakia, 1930s
An exceptionally elegant and highly collectible Art Deco gold ring, dating from the 1930s and originating from Czechoslovakia.
A beautiful example of fine Czechoslovak jewellery craftsmanship from the First Republic period, combining sophisticated geometric design, intricate decorative details and timeless elegance.
The ring features a distinctive rectangular openwork setting, richly decorated with delicate ornamental patterns, geometric motifs and fine milgrain detailing, characteristic of the Art Deco period.
At the centre is a natural diamond of approximately 0.30 carats, featuring an old round brilliant cut. The diamond is securely mounted in a circular bezel setting, creating an elegant contrast with the finely decorated rectangular head.
The ring is crafted from solid 14-karat gold (585/1000) and bears original Czechoslovak hallmarks from the First Republic period, including the Z-56 hallmark, fineness marking and the maker's mark "JV".
Specifications
- Period: Art Deco, 1930s
- Country of origin: Czechoslovakia
- Material: Solid 14K gold (585/1000)
- Gemstone: Natural diamond
- Diamond cut: Old round brilliant cut
- Estimated diamond weight: Approx. 0.30 ct
- Total weight: 2.57 g
- Ring size: EU 63
- Hallmarks: Czechoslovak First Republic hallmark Z-56, gold fineness marking and maker's mark "JV"
- Condition: Good antique condition with minor signs of age and wear
Condition
The ring is preserved in good overall antique condition, considering its age of approximately 90 years.
It shows minor signs of normal wear consistent with its age and historical use.
The intricate decorative details remain well preserved, and the diamond is securely set in its original mounting.
Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description and accurately represent the condition of the item.
Historical and Collectible Significance
This beautiful ring is an authentic example of Czechoslovak Art Deco jewellery from the 1930s, a period renowned for its elegant geometric designs and exceptional craftsmanship.
The combination of solid 14-karat gold, a natural diamond, finely executed ornamental decoration and original historical hallmarks makes this piece particularly attractive to collectors of antique and vintage jewellery.
A charming and timeless piece of jewellery, suitable both for wearing on special occasions and as an addition to a distinguished antique jewellery collection.
An elegant piece of European jewellery history, reflecting the refined craftsmanship and distinctive artistic style of the Art Deco era.
Art Deco 14K Gold Ring with Natural Diamond 0.30 ct – Czechoslovakia, 1930s
An exceptionally elegant and highly collectible Art Deco gold ring, dating from the 1930s and originating from Czechoslovakia.
A beautiful example of fine Czechoslovak jewellery craftsmanship from the First Republic period, combining sophisticated geometric design, intricate decorative details and timeless elegance.
The ring features a distinctive rectangular openwork setting, richly decorated with delicate ornamental patterns, geometric motifs and fine milgrain detailing, characteristic of the Art Deco period.
At the centre is a natural diamond of approximately 0.30 carats, featuring an old round brilliant cut. The diamond is securely mounted in a circular bezel setting, creating an elegant contrast with the finely decorated rectangular head.
The ring is crafted from solid 14-karat gold (585/1000) and bears original Czechoslovak hallmarks from the First Republic period, including the Z-56 hallmark, fineness marking and the maker's mark "JV".
Specifications
- Period: Art Deco, 1930s
- Country of origin: Czechoslovakia
- Material: Solid 14K gold (585/1000)
- Gemstone: Natural diamond
- Diamond cut: Old round brilliant cut
- Estimated diamond weight: Approx. 0.30 ct
- Total weight: 2.57 g
- Ring size: EU 63
- Hallmarks: Czechoslovak First Republic hallmark Z-56, gold fineness marking and maker's mark "JV"
- Condition: Good antique condition with minor signs of age and wear
Condition
The ring is preserved in good overall antique condition, considering its age of approximately 90 years.
It shows minor signs of normal wear consistent with its age and historical use.
The intricate decorative details remain well preserved, and the diamond is securely set in its original mounting.
Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description and accurately represent the condition of the item.
Historical and Collectible Significance
This beautiful ring is an authentic example of Czechoslovak Art Deco jewellery from the 1930s, a period renowned for its elegant geometric designs and exceptional craftsmanship.
The combination of solid 14-karat gold, a natural diamond, finely executed ornamental decoration and original historical hallmarks makes this piece particularly attractive to collectors of antique and vintage jewellery.
A charming and timeless piece of jewellery, suitable both for wearing on special occasions and as an addition to a distinguished antique jewellery collection.
An elegant piece of European jewellery history, reflecting the refined craftsmanship and distinctive artistic style of the Art Deco era.
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