A delicately patterned platinum over 18k white gold wedding band tells its story through a hand engraved interior.
With the date of October 19, 1929 (10.19.29) and the initials of JBV to DE Lou M(?), we know that this was to commemorate a special date in 1929, the Art Deco era.
Ready for its new incarnation, the pattern is evident on the top and both sides. All the same, the top is a larger version of the front and back faces. For wear as a wedding band, guard ring, or for stacking.
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Date: 1929.
Measurements: Size 7.5 and can be sized down with some pattern loss or up with a plain section. Width of 2.2 mm or just under 1/8 of an inch. Weight of 2.6 grams.
Hallmarks: 18k and Plat, Priscilla (design name),
Condition: Excellent.
Origin: American.
A delicately patterned platinum over 18k white gold wedding band tells its story through a hand engraved interior.
With the date of October 19, 1929 (10.19.29) and the initials of JBV to DE Lou M(?), we know that this was to commemorate a special date in 1929, the Art Deco era.
Ready for its new incarnation, the pattern is evident on the top and both sides. All the same, the top is a larger version of the front and back faces. For wear as a wedding band, guard ring, or for stacking.
