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Edwardian Carnelian Filigreed Ring, 1901 – 1910
Invt. No. 20-
The use of precious and semi-
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Men’s Signet Ring
Invt. 20-
This men’s signet ring is a substantial piece of 14k gold weighing in at 7.20 dwt. It is new old stock with a clear table for initialing. The sides of the band/shank have a handsome engraved pattern. The ring carries a 585 mark on the band/shank and is size 9 ¾.
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Art Deco
Carnelian Filigreed Ring
1920 – 1935
Invt. No. 20–1234,
NO LONGER AVAILABLE
During the Victorian and Edwardian jewelry periods, the use of precious and semi-
A Carnelian represented friendship in sorrow. The need for personal meaning in stones carried over into the Art Deco time period, (1920 – 1935) which was right after WW I. This Art Deco white gold filigreed ring is marked 14k with an unblemished octagonal Carnelian center that is ¼” wide X 6/16” long. The setting contains delicate leaves. The ring’s size is 6 1/4.
The artistic style of the Art Deco time period came from L’Exposition Internationale
des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes, an international display of modern decorative
arts held in Paris, France in 1925. Over 400 jewelry firms participated in the exposition
showing the new Art Deco jewelry style that was already in full swing by 1925. The
exposition was postponed two times because of WW I. Three old European mine cut
diamonds grace the filigree setting of this stamped 18k white gold ring. The diamonds
are approximately .03c each, H-
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Edwardian Diamond
Filigreed Ring
1901-
Invt. No. 20-
This marked 19k white gold diamond ring is a magnificent example of the Edwardian
filigreed period, (1901 – 1910), which was the time of opulence. The center old
European mine cut diamond is a .30c cut and is G-
Emerald & Diamond Ring
Invt. 20-
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If you are a May baby or are married to a May baby, this estate piece is for you.
The emerald is 1.45c, a perfect square ¼” x ¼”, and has a beautiful saturated light
to moderate green color. The setting is in 18k white gold with two triangular shaped
diamonds on each side of the emerald. The diamonds measure .20c G color, SI clarity
and .31 H-
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Art Deco Diamond
Dinner Ring
Invt. No.20-
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The Art Deco time period, (1920 – 1935) gave us multiple diamonds within a filigreed
setting to create a breathtaking dinner ring. There are three .28c brilliant cut
diamonds, SI in clarity and H-
Edwardian Jade and Seed Pearl Ring,
1901 – 1910
Invt. No. 20-
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This is a true example of Queen Alexandra’s love for beautiful jewelry during her husband’s reign, 1901 – 1910. Queen Alexandra was credited for bringing the Victorians out of mourning during the Aesthetic period, 1885 – 1900, which was the last part of the Victorian Era. She was very celestial and terrestrial in her thinking and incorporated stars, crescent moons, flowers, and hearts embellished with seed pears in her jewelry designs. This 14k yellow gold ring contains an ovoid piece of nephrite green jade, 5/8” long by 3/16” wide, surrounded by 1 mm seed pearls. Jade is a symbol of beauty, wisdom and goodness. The basket setting of the ring adds to its delicate beauty. The ring size is 6 ½.
White Gold Opal and Diamond Ring
Invt. No. 20-
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October is the birth month of the opal which is a semi precious stone that was heavily utilized during the Georgian, Victorian, and Edwardian periods. The opal was considered a symbol of hope, innocence, and purity during the Middle Ages. During the late 18th and 19th centuries, the opal fell out of favor because of its negative connotations found in the book Anne of Geurstein written by Sir Walter Scott. Queen Victoria helped to reverse the opal’s bad press by wearing them during the Romantic era of her reign. Opals have been found on all continents except Antarctica. A good opal should not be backed by a marble piece to enhance its color. This type of opal is known as a doublet or triplet.
The oval cabochon opal in this 14k white gold ring contains warm opal colors -
Edwardian Carnelian Filigreed Ring, 1901 – 1910
Invt. No. 20–6815, SOLD
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The use of precious and semi-
Art Deco Diamond
Dinner Ring
1920-
Invt. No.20-
Art Deco Imperial Jade/Diamond/Sapphire Ring, 1920 – 1935
Invt. No. 20-
The use of precious and semi-