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$549.43
French 19th Century Seed Pearl Ringâ
$549.43
The Story
This ornate French seed pearl ring dates to the late-19th century circa 1880 and is crafted in 18K gold. The smooth band tapers towards the bezel with intricate scrollwork engravings to the shoulders, each of which is flush set with a seed pearl. The trapezoidal bezel contains a row of four seed pearl cabochons.
UK size M, 2.1g US size 6
18K rosy gold
Right facing eagle head hallmark in single frame indicates .750 French gold (18K) made between 1838 and 1919 (source: World Hallmarks - Vol I by Hallmark Research Institute)
UK size M, 2.1g US size 6
18K rosy gold
Right facing eagle head hallmark in single frame indicates .750 French gold (18K) made between 1838 and 1919 (source: World Hallmarks - Vol I by Hallmark Research Institute)
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
This ornate French seed pearl ring dates to the late-19th century circa 1880 and is crafted in 18K gold. The smooth band tapers towards the bezel with intricate scrollwork engravings to the shoulders, each of which is flush set with a seed pearl. The trapezoidal bezel contains a row of four seed pearl cabochons.
UK size M, 2.1g US size 6
18K rosy gold
Right facing eagle head hallmark in single frame indicates .750 French gold (18K) made between 1838 and 1919 (source: World Hallmarks - Vol I by Hallmark Research Institute)
UK size M, 2.1g US size 6
18K rosy gold
Right facing eagle head hallmark in single frame indicates .750 French gold (18K) made between 1838 and 1919 (source: World Hallmarks - Vol I by Hallmark Research Institute)