Pretty enamelled ring from the 19th century revealing the letter A, probably the first letter of a first name or of the word Love quite simply. The ring is in rose gold.
Victorian enameled letter “A” ring
Description
Victorian enameled letter “A” ring made of 14 karats pink gold. The ring is divided into 3 openwork strands enclosed in 2 rectangular loops in blue Robin’s egg enamel framed by 2 stars on a black enamelled background. The outline is finely chiseled with small dots and jagged patterns. Foreign work around 1880/1900 (Victorian era)
Fingers: 52 EU or 6 US (small adjustment possible)
Ring head dimensions: 1.7 cm x 1.1 cm
Ring width: 4 mm
Condition: wears
Weight: 2,21 gr
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