In homage to an antique Edwardian style, this 14k yellow gold man’s ring is striking with a domed gem and scrolled details.
Towering above a yellow gold bezel, an oval cabochon garnet of a prodigious 12.75 carats demands attention. Power emanates from the overall composition of the ring.
Strong trumpet shaped shoulders are embellished with neoclassical designs and a wide comfortable shank. Fully hallmarked with English credentials, this ring looks fab on a woman as well.
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Date: 1970.
Measurements: Length of 11/16 of an inch (17 mm) north to south on the hand and rises 3/8 of an inch (10 mm) in height off the finger. Weight of 9.7 grams.
Hallmarks: English hallmarks of 585 (14k), London, date letter P for 1970, maker's mark T&B.
Condition: Excellent.
Origin: English.
In homage to an antique Edwardian style, this 14k yellow gold man’s ring is striking with a domed gem and scrolled details.
Towering above a yellow gold bezel, an oval cabochon garnet of a prodigious 12.75 carats demands attention. Power emanates from the overall composition of the ring.
Strong trumpet shaped shoulders are embellished with neoclassical designs and a wide comfortable shank. Fully hallmarked with English credentials, this ring looks fab on a woman as well.
