Cocktail ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold - cocktail, brilliant stones
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€ 110
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
Estimate € 2,000 - € 2,400
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Description from the seller
Vintage Retro (1950s–60s) Italian Tutti Frutti-style cocktail ring in 18-karat yellow gold, made around the late 1980s).
The stones are perfect, as are the small diamonds. The gold shows a few signs of wear, which will disappear with polishing.
Sturdy shank.
Refined workmanship from the world of high-end Italian artisan jewelry.
Key features:
Style and craftsmanship:
Domed Retro/Tutti Frutti-inspired design, characterized by engraved botanical motifs in the shape of gold leaves and petals.
Metal: 18-karat yellow gold (stamped 750, with the period Italian workshop's maker's mark on the ring shank).
Set stones:
A selection of multicolored cabochon-cut precious and semi-precious stones (including amethyst, emerald, citrine/topaz, and rose quartz/moonstone).
Accents of natural brilliant-cut diamonds, bezel-set among the floral motifs.
Approximate weight and build: About 12 grams, with a thick, sturdy band/shank.
The inside is engraved with the 750 hallmark and a partial maker's mark, which has unfortunately worn away halfway, so I cannot identify the jewelry house that made it.
The photographs form an integral part of the description.
Shipping only by insured, tracked express courier (or valuables courier), including within Italy; this accounts for the shipping costs within Italy as well.
No shipping outside the EU.
Vintage Retro (1950s–60s) Italian Tutti Frutti-style cocktail ring in 18-karat yellow gold, made around the late 1980s).
The stones are perfect, as are the small diamonds. The gold shows a few signs of wear, which will disappear with polishing.
Sturdy shank.
Refined workmanship from the world of high-end Italian artisan jewelry.
Key features:
Style and craftsmanship:
Domed Retro/Tutti Frutti-inspired design, characterized by engraved botanical motifs in the shape of gold leaves and petals.
Metal: 18-karat yellow gold (stamped 750, with the period Italian workshop's maker's mark on the ring shank).
Set stones:
A selection of multicolored cabochon-cut precious and semi-precious stones (including amethyst, emerald, citrine/topaz, and rose quartz/moonstone).
Accents of natural brilliant-cut diamonds, bezel-set among the floral motifs.
Approximate weight and build: About 12 grams, with a thick, sturdy band/shank.
The inside is engraved with the 750 hallmark and a partial maker's mark, which has unfortunately worn away halfway, so I cannot identify the jewelry house that made it.
The photographs form an integral part of the description.
Shipping only by insured, tracked express courier (or valuables courier), including within Italy; this accounts for the shipping costs within Italy as well.
No shipping outside the EU.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Free resizing offered
No
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Total weight
12 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
Title additional information
cocktail, brilliant stones
Ring size
58 (EU) / 18 (IT) / 8 ¼ (US)
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