Vintage Swedish 18k gold and moonstone signet ring
Vintage from the 1950s
Size: 7 US
Materials: Gold
Gemstone: Moonstone
Vintage from the 1950s
Size: 7 US
Materials: Gold
Gemstone: Moonstone
Vintage from the 1950s
Size: 7 US
Materials: Gold
Gemstone: Moonstone
Title: Vintage Swedish 18k gold and moonstone signet ring
c. 1956
Size: 7
Description: Lovely blue/purple adularescence on this stone, with foggy light glowing upwards from beneath the surface; clean, sleek, modern lines carved down the shoulders
Stone dimensions: 9mm W x 7mm H
Ring weight: 2.37g
Ring/band width (N/S): 9.85mm at widest (center front), 2.75mm at narrowest (center back)
Ring depth (max height atop the finger): 6.45mm
Hallmarks: "BEH" (for Bengt Hallberg Guldsmeds AB, founded in 1947); Town symbol for Koping, Sweden; Triple crown (Swedish coat of arms -- control mark for Sweden); "18K"; "F9" (for the year 1956)
Other: Surprisingly (pleasantly) lightweight piece for the presence this ring has on the finger
Condition: Very good vintage condition.
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