Surprising love ring from the 1880-1900’s. This pink gold ring features the word AMOR in black enamel on an oblong pattern.
Description
Victorian Amor ring made of 14 karats pink gold. The ring is divided into 3 openwork strands enclosed in 2 rectangular loops in black enamel. The central motif is oblong, revealing the word “amor” enamelled in black and underlined with dots and jagged, rectilinear patterns. Work circa 1880/1900, Victorian era
No hallmark
Fingers size : 52 EU or 6 US (adjustment possible)
Condition: wears and little lack of enamel, oxidation
Weight: 2,26 gr
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