Vintage Victorian style 14k gold chunky wide rib band
Vintage from the 1940s
Size: 8 US
Materials: Gold
Vintage from the 1940s
Size: 8 US
Materials: Gold
Vintage from the 1940s
Size: 8 US
Materials: Gold
Title: Vintage Victorian style 14k gold chunky wide rib band
c. 1940
Size: 8 (bottom of the band hits the 8 on the mandrel, will fit smaller since it is a wide band)
Description: Beautiful patina and "old gold" color on this very unique piece. It feels at once Victorian and modern, however was made in the 1940-1950 era. A smaller ribbed overlay runs through the center of the larger overall band and almost appears to "cinch" it slightly, like a corset. Round/straight on the inside of the band against the finger when worn.
Ring weight: 8.57g
Ring/band width (N/S): 9.8mm wide
Ring depth (max height atop the finger): 1.75mm
Hallmarks: "SP & CO" (for Samuel Platzer Co., registered November 12, 1940 in New York, NY), "14K"
Condition: Very good condition, some patina from years of wear and love.
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