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Posted 4 months ago
sadiem8230
(2 items)
I bought this ring from a garage sale about 24 years ago for 50¢. The owner was in her 80's at the time. When I bought te ring it appeared to have been well worn. I'm just curious if anyone recognizes it and could help me learn more about its history. The measurements of the oval stone which I think is a tigers eye are: 1mm x 1/2mm . The hearts on each side appear to be hand curved thin metal pieces and soldered to middle setting and band. The band looks like it was two pieces of metal twisted together and attached under stone. There are markings on bottom but very hard to read. I think I can make out ST on left side and GJ on right? I would love to know more about this ring if anyone could help me! Thanks so much!
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