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- c. 1920
- Description: Beautiful detailing on this Art Deco Virgin Mary medal from France by Oria.
- Charm weight: 1.48g
- Charm dimensions: 20.45mm tall including bale; 13.55mm wide
- Hallmarks: "ORIA" (est. 1867, a French jewelry manufacturer known for their high quality rolled gold and gold plated pieces)
- Condition: Great antique condition with little wear commensurate with age
Vintage from the 1980s
Materials: triple gold plated metal
- c. 1890
- Size: 5.75
- Description: Beautiful Victorian era claw-set, full-orb moonstone trilogy ring.
- Ring weight: 1.78g
- Ring/band width (N/S): 5.02mm at center front, 1.71mm at center back
- Ring depth (max height atop the finger): 4.92mm
- Hallmarks: Three interlocking rings for M.B. Bryant (NYC, est. 1859)
- Condition: Moonstones roll just a bit within their claw settings but the stones are not loose or in danger of coming out of their settings; evidence of past resizing, done well; overall very good antique condition with only light wear commensurate with age
Title: Vintage 14k gold Seashell Eternity band
c. 1980
Size: 8.5 w/ sizing panel (so can be easily sized up or down)
Description: Lovely seashell eternity band set in 14k gold. Shells are well designed and have great, crisp detailing. Plain area of band in back (sizing panel) allows for resizing without disruption to the existing pattern.
Ring weight: 2.8g
Ring/band width (N/S): 5.75mm at tallest (center front); 2.75mm at narrowest (center back/shank)
Ring depth (max height atop the finger): 1.3mm
Hallmarks: "14k"
Condition: Great vintage condition with very little wear for age
Title: Antique Victorian 10k Rosy Gold Ivy Leaf cigar eternity band
c. 1880
Size: Bottom of band hits 6.5 on mandrel, will fit a little smaller due to band width
Description: Stunning "cigar band" style eternity ring from the Victorian era featuring an unterrupted garland of Ivy leaves, symbolizing everlasting loyalty. Hand forged in that warm rosy gold tone exclusive to the Victorian era, right in between true yellow and true rose.
Ring weight: 1.62g
Ring/band width (N/S): 6.35mm
Ring depth (max height atop the finger): .50mm
Hallmarks: None, though tested for 10k gold; inscription or dedication reads "S.V.S"
Other: No resizing marks evident, rare to find these Victorian eternity bands in their original, un-resized state!
Condition: Fantastic antique condition with only very little wear commensurate with age; band ever so slightly out of round, but totally wearable, could be corrected by a jeweler if desired.
Title: Vintage 10k gold "Ignem Veni Mittere" Sacred Heart signet ring
c. 1960
Size: 4.5
Description: A very interesting design, likely the coat of arms for a school or other religious institution bearing the Latin motto "Ignem Veni Mittere" or "I came to set/bring the fire" The full quote, alleged to have been spoken by Jesus, “Ignem veni mittere in terra(m), et quid volo nisi ut accendatur” is from Luke 12:49. This translates to “I have come to bring fire on earth, and all that I want is that it burns”. This is said to refer to the baptismal fire of the holy spirit...but I like to think this motto can have secular power behind it, too, in that whoever may wear this ring seeks to "set fire" to the world with their own unique perspective and positive energy. Two torches burn on either side of an evergreen tree and mountain, with the sacred heart of Jesus and the immaculate heart of Mary at the top. Very cool design.
Ring weight: 4.82g
Ring/band width (N/S): 12 mm at center front; 3 mm at center back
Ring depth (max height atop the finger): 2.15 mm
Hallmarks: "10K", an "S" with an arrow through it (maker's mark for Spies Bros., Chicago, IL -- makers of fine class rings from 1930s-1960s), and an inscription "M.E.L '60" likely initials of the person and their graduation year
Condition: Very good vintage condition, crisp detailing on the signet face; light wear and patina commensurate with age, can easily be polished up if buyer so chooses.
Title: Antique Edwardian 18k gold, platinum, OEC diamond five stone band
c. 1910
Size: 6.25
Description: Truly beautiful 18k gold and platinum bezel five stone band featuring 5 Old European cut diamonds. The platinum bezel setting was recently restored to secure the stones as the old one had worn away too much to be safely worn.
Diamond weight/size: ~.70tcw; stones in their settings measure x1 4.00mm, x2 3.85mm, x2 3.65mm.
Ring weight: 2.05g
Ring/band width (N/S): 4mm at center front, tapers to 1.3mm shank at center back
Ring depth (max height atop the finger): 4.3mm
Hallmarks: "18ct" (for 18k gold) and "PLAT" (for platinum)
Condition: Beautiful antique condition with recently restored bezel settings for all stones to ensure structural integrity.
Title: Vintage 18k white gold, diamond bubble eternity band
c. 1990
Size: 5.5
Description: Absolutely dazzling, this very clean and bright 17-stone bezel set band floats like champagne bubbles on your finger.
Diamond weight/size: x17 natural round brilliant cut diamonds; ~.05ct each; ~.85tcw
Diamond color: G-H
Diamond clarity: SI1-SI2
Ring weight: 3.20g
Ring/band width (N/S): 3.5mm
Ring depth (max height atop the finger): 2mm
Hallmarks: Partially obscured makers mark, and "750" for 18k
Condition: Very good vintage condition with little wear commensurate with age
Title: Antique Victorian 12k gold bloodstone intaglio monogram signet ring
c. 1880
Size: 5.25 on mandrel, fits more like a 5.5-5.75 due to convex shape behind/underneath stone
Description: Fantastic scrolling repousse detailing on the shoulders, top and bottom of this magnificent signet ring. Initials in that unmistakeable Victorian-era Gothic script read "RW" or perhaps "RM" (subject to interpretation!). A marvelous monogrammed bloodstone intaglio in a fantastically well preserved and well detailed yellow, but rosy-gold setting. A classic Victorian example, just beautiful.
Ring weight: 3.30g
Ring/band width (N/S): 10.65mm at widest point (center front); 2.60mm at narrowest point (shank at center back)
Ring depth (max height atop the finger): 4.45mm
Hallmarks: None, however given the 12k gold content (tested), our conclusion is that this ring hails from the UK. The 12k standard was used in the British Isles between 1854 and 1932.
Condition: Very good antique condition with very little wear commensurate with age. Very light nibbles to the bloodstone upon close inspection/magnification and very light wear to the repousse design, but overall very well and crisply preserved for age.
Title: Antique Victorian 10k Gold, Dendritic Agate Ring
c. 1900
Size: 4
Description: Absolutely lovely, glowing and magical dendritic agate cabochon ring with bifurcated shoulders to showcase the center stone. A classic (and favorite) Victorian era example.
Ring weight: 1.35G
Ring/band width (N/S): 12.20mm at widest (center front), tapering down to 2.10mm at narrowest (center back)
Ring depth (max height atop the finger): 4.20mm
Hallmarks: "10K" (for 10k gold)
Condition: Very good antique condition with only slight movement to the stone within the setting, not unusual for a piece nearly 130 years old, still totally secure and safely wearable. Evidence of historic resizing or repair to the back of the shank. Band slightly out of round (still 100% wearable as-is) but can be improved by your local trusted jeweler, especially if you plan to have it resized. Otherwise very good condition with only slight wear and tarnishing commensurate with age.
- c. 1900s
- Description: Really lovely design, setting and carving on this "eye" shaped stickpin complete with a juicy red garnet cabochon. Would be beautiful worn as-is or turned into a charm, pendant necklace or ring.
- Pin weight: 1.96g
- Pin dimensions: 14.65mm x 9.35mm pin head/design; 3" long pin in total
- Hallmarks: Worn hallmark difficult to make out, tested for materials
- Condition: Lovely antique condition with little wear commensurate with age