Ring - 14 kt. Yellow gold
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
Estimate € 1,000 - € 1,200
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Yellow gold 14 kt ring (7.2 g) set with multiple pearls in an openwork sculptural design, size EU 53 / IT 13 / US 6¼, in excellent condition with no laboratory report, made in Sweden, not branded as jewellery.
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Description from the seller
This distinctive pearl ring features an intricate sculptural design that emphasizes texture, dimension, and organic form. Crafted in gold, the ring is composed of an openwork network of branching, rounded elements that interweave and overlap, creating a bold three-dimensional structure with strong visual depth. The gold surface has a rich, tactile quality, with raised nodes and flowing connections that give the piece an almost coral-like or botanical appearance.
Set throughout the design are multiple pearls, each displaying a soft, luminous sheen that contrasts beautifully with the warm tone and textured finish of the gold. The pearls are evenly distributed across the structure, appearing nestled within the gold framework rather than simply placed on top, which enhances the sense of cohesion and craftsmanship. Their smooth, reflective surfaces provide balance against the rugged, sculptural gold elements, adding refinement and elegance to the overall composition.
The ring’s open, architectural construction allows light to pass through the design, highlighting the interplay between shadow, metal, and pearl. This creates a dynamic visual effect that changes as the ring is viewed from different angles. Despite its complexity, the piece feels intentional and well-balanced, with the pearls acting as focal points that guide the eye across the design.
The gold band supports the elaborate top while maintaining continuity with the sculptural motif, giving the ring a solid and substantial presence. The combination of organic form, detailed metalwork, and luminous pearls makes this ring especially appealing to those drawn to statement jewelry that prioritizes artistry and individuality over minimalism.
Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts searching for pearl rings, sculptural gold jewelry, statement rings, or artistic designs with strong texture and form, this piece stands out for its bold construction and refined material contrast. It offers a striking blend of natural inspiration and skilled craftsmanship, resulting in a ring that is visually expressive, distinctive, and memorable.
This distinctive pearl ring features an intricate sculptural design that emphasizes texture, dimension, and organic form. Crafted in gold, the ring is composed of an openwork network of branching, rounded elements that interweave and overlap, creating a bold three-dimensional structure with strong visual depth. The gold surface has a rich, tactile quality, with raised nodes and flowing connections that give the piece an almost coral-like or botanical appearance.
Set throughout the design are multiple pearls, each displaying a soft, luminous sheen that contrasts beautifully with the warm tone and textured finish of the gold. The pearls are evenly distributed across the structure, appearing nestled within the gold framework rather than simply placed on top, which enhances the sense of cohesion and craftsmanship. Their smooth, reflective surfaces provide balance against the rugged, sculptural gold elements, adding refinement and elegance to the overall composition.
The ring’s open, architectural construction allows light to pass through the design, highlighting the interplay between shadow, metal, and pearl. This creates a dynamic visual effect that changes as the ring is viewed from different angles. Despite its complexity, the piece feels intentional and well-balanced, with the pearls acting as focal points that guide the eye across the design.
The gold band supports the elaborate top while maintaining continuity with the sculptural motif, giving the ring a solid and substantial presence. The combination of organic form, detailed metalwork, and luminous pearls makes this ring especially appealing to those drawn to statement jewelry that prioritizes artistry and individuality over minimalism.
Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts searching for pearl rings, sculptural gold jewelry, statement rings, or artistic designs with strong texture and form, this piece stands out for its bold construction and refined material contrast. It offers a striking blend of natural inspiration and skilled craftsmanship, resulting in a ring that is visually expressive, distinctive, and memorable.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Free resizing offered
No
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Total weight
7.2 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of Origin
Sweden
Ring size
53 (EU) / 13 (IT) / 6 ¼ (US)
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