Tank rings

Tank rings are a typical model of the Retro period during and after the Second World War. Heavy, full, geometric shapes, where yellow gold and rose gold reign supreme. Stones are rare, sapphires and rubies synthesis Verneuil know their hours of glory. The aesthetics is very sought after, we are inspired by the chains of the tanks which give the name of “tank” to the bracelets and rings, we draw from the patterns of trimmings and rope, we invent exuberant flowers. Tank rings often weigh a lot, they have a lot of effect on the hand.

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  • bague tank en or blancbague tank diamants platine
    2200,00

    Tank diamond asymmetrical ring in 18k white gold. Tank ring from the 1940s, set with a line of six diamonds, from small to large. Two are old-cut and four are single-cut. The ring is geometrically shaped and asymmetrical in volume. Tank ring, circa 1940.

    Owl hallmark (French State hallmark for 18 karat gold).

    Finger size: 51 or 5.5 US (sizing possible)

    Ring head width: 15 mm

    Estimated diamond weight: 0.34 ct

    Condition : light scratches from use. Rhodium plating available on request.

    Weight : 14 gr

  • bague tank en platine
    2200,00

    Tank coral diamond ring in 18 karat (750) white gold and platinum. The ring is centred on an orange coral pearl surrounded by two rolls of gold and framed by two lines of eight rose-cut diamonds (sixteen in all). The jewellery features the geometric lines typical of tank jewellery. Tank ring, circa 1940.

    Hallmarked owl and mascaron

    Finger size: 55 EU or 7.25 US

    Ring head dimensions: 12 x 20 mm
    Pearl diameter: 8 mm

    Estimated diamond weight: 0.10 carat

    Condition : scratches from use

    Weight : 9.26 gr

  • bague tank retro topazebague moderne retro tank argent topaze
    280,00

    Retro Tank Topaz Ring made of silver (925) with a bezel-set topaz of blue color in the center of the ring with geometric lines. The ring is also worked in openwork. Foreign work, end of the Retro period.

    Partially erased silver hallmark, 925 hallmark, SM silversmith’s mark in an oval

    Finger size: 56 EU or 7.5 US (no adjustment possible)

    Topaz weight: 1.55 carat

    Weight: 9.32 gr

    *The antique box is not sold with the jewel*

  • scroll tank ring in goldbague tank rouleau en or 18k
    1450,00

    Tank ruby diamond scroll ring in yellow, pink and white gold 18 karat. Beautiful tank ring decorated in the centre of eight diamonds (brilliant cut and 8/8) in a white gold setting. The central diamonds are surrounded by two lines of four calibrated rubies. This geometric composition of rubies and diamonds is itself framed by two high-volume gold scrolls set with two lines of nine 88-cut diamonds. The jeweller and goldsmith plays with the volumes, the curved and geometric lines and the colours of the gold. Tank ring from 1945.

    Octagonal hallmark “18” inside the ring

    Finger size: 60 EU or 9 US (can be cut to size)

    Dimensions of the ring head: 12 mm x 22 mm x 11 mm

    Estimated diamond weight : 0.18 carat
    Estimated weight of rubies : 0.16 carat

    Condition : oxidation

    weight : 9.18 gr

    *The antique box is not sold with the jewel*

  • bague art deco spinellebague spinelle de synthèse
    260,00

    Silver Art Deco ring. Ring decorated with an important synthetic spinel of intense light blue color. The ring has geometric and round lines, it has a typical volume of this period. Art Deco ring, circa 1930.

    Swan hallmark (French State hallmark for silver)

    Finger size : 52 UE or 6.25 US (possible sizing)

    Condition: chips, scratches from use

    Weight : 4.32 gr

    *The antique box is not sold with the jewel*

  • Art deco diamond ring in white goldbague art deco diamant rené Boivin
    1360,00

    Art Deco diamond ring in white gold 18 karats. The ring’s head is rectangular, with simple geometric lines. It is paved with fourteen old-cut diamonds, including four more important in the center. Ring from the Art Deco period, circa 1920/1925, made by Maurice Beck.

    Maurice Beck was a jeweler manufacturer of the early 20th century, having worked for René Boivin.

    Marked with an eagle’s head and a Maurice Beck goldsmith’s mark (active in Paris between 1898 and 1926)

    Finger size: 46 EU or 3.5 US (sizing available on request)

    Condition: scratches from use, two diamonds with a slith lack

    Estimated weight of diamonds: 1.10 carat

    Weight: 6,5 gr

    *The antique box is not sold with the jewel*