Whether you interpret the design as a sun, an eight-petaled flower, or a radiating star, the motif is evocative and hopeful.
Created in 10k rose gold, this wide Victorian wedding band may be worn by a man or woman. Each design of the six is raised and placed at the center of a textured area with another puffy surround of gold.
Dating to circa 1880, it features a thin engraved vertical line where the patterns meet. If you need this sized up, we can insert a plain section at that juncture.
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Date: Circa 1880.
Measurements: This is a size 9 but will fit a finger closer to 8.5. May be sized down with some pattern loss, or sized up about one size or more by inserting a plain section. Width of just under 7/16 inches. Weight of 4.2 grams.
Condition: Excellent.
Origin: American.
Whether you interpret the design as a sun, an eight-petaled flower, or a radiating star, the motif is evocative and hopeful.
Created in 10k rose gold, this wide Victorian wedding band may be worn by a man or woman. Each design of the six is raised and placed at the center of a textured area with another puffy surround of gold.
Dating to circa 1880, it features a thin engraved vertical line where the patterns meet. If you need this sized up, we can insert a plain section at that juncture.
