Flower ring centered with a half-pearl in an entourage of turquoise on an 18 karat gold structure.
Edwardian turquoise flower ring
Description
Edwardian turquoise flower ring, forget-me-not flower made in 18 karat yellow gold. The flower is a forget-me-not flower decorated with 6 turquoise cabochons surrounding a small pearl. The stones are besel-set in a corolla-shaped structure, taking up the floral theme. A fine work of carving adorns the shoulders of the ring. The forget-me-not flower was in fashion circa 1900 as sentimental and romantic jewelry. Parisian work from the beginning of the 20th century, Art Nouveau France.
Eagle’s head hallmark and Parisian goldsmith’s hallmark Louis Trempé (active from 1910)
Finger size: 51 EU or 5.75 US (adjustment possible)
Diameter of the corolla: 9 mm
Weight: 1.30 gr
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