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This ring made of white gold (European marks 585/14k) and a lot of little round diamonds. The heart of the ring is formed by a little flower of 6 larger diamonds. I'm not sure when this ring was exactly made but I suppose Art Deco. I like it very much. The weight of the ring is 5 gr. Do you agree the period I mentioned??
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Hello Agram! I would guess early 1900s but I am not an expert in jewelry, merely a fan.
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I would guess the ring is not old.
Davyd286 you could be right I don't know the period myself. What make you think so?
The style of the center element and the way the metal on the shank is "scooped out" on the underside.
Davyd286 You are prbably right. You know a lot of techniques in juwelry and a lot of help, thanks for your knowledge and explanation and help.
AR8Jason. Hello Kevin,
What a pity that you leave CW. You're one of those with a lot of knowledge of antique and vintage jewelry and assisted your knowledge with a lot of us, collectors. Moreover, it was for you never too much trouble everything as good as possible to describe or explain. In short, you leaving on CW is a loss for many collectors.
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