Antique Art Deco 1920’s 18k White Gold Wedding Band **EXCELLENT CONDITION**

Antique Art Deco 1920’s 18k White Gold Wedding Band **EXCELLENT CONDITION**

USD 379.00 USD
SKU: rGnp1fKe
Condition: Pre-owned

Specifications

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AntiqueYes
SignedYes
Year Manufactured1920-1929
MetalWhite Gold
Jewelry DepartmentFine
Main StoneNo Stone
BrandUnknown
Ring Size6.25
TypeRing
DepartmentWomen
Metal Purity18k
EraArt Deco (1915-1935)
Band Width2.2mm
Base MetalGold
Original/ReproductionOriginal
Country/Region Of ManufactureUnknown
Country Of OriginUnknown

Thank you for viewing this beautiful antique Art Deco 1920's 18k white gold wedding ring. The ring size is 6.25 and the width is 2.2mm. The weight of the ring is 2.0 grams. The ring comes with an attractive gift box. An important thing to mention regarding condition descriptions of antique and vintage jewelry is its judgement criteria which is very different than that applied to modern jewelry. The expectation for modern jewelry classified as being in "excellent' condition is an item that is possibly high polished and in close to new condition. Antique and vintage jewelry is never supposed to be polished. In fact, polishing antique jewelry can actually diminish its value and appeal. Therefore, patina, mild surface scratches, bruises, nicks and other indications of age can, and depending on the degree, should be present in antique jewelry classified as being in excellent condition. The more important condition factors to consider in antique jewelry is the integrity of the its structure and its design features such as migraine, setting work, engraving, filigree work, etc. If a new look with an antique design is what you're looking for, reproduction jewelry might be an option worth considering. Most jewelry's gold content is tested through acid analysis. This analysis is useful in determining substantial differences in gold content between, for example, 10k, 14k and 18k. However less substantial differences like a difference between 14k and 13k, can be harder to distinguish. Often times, antique and vintage jewelry can have these small variations in gold content. If a ring is stamped 14k, it could actually be 13k. Various factors can account for this. Among them being repairs or sizings performed through the years. Assume all antique and vintage jewelry might have these small differences in gold content. I believe the industry consensus is that such a small difference has little to no influence on the value of the item, especially if the item doesn't have significant amounts of gold. As with all of our listings this ring was carefully inspected to insure quality control and authenticity. We have a multigenerational business presence in New Yorks Diamond District for over 50 years. We strive to make your jewelry buying experience as pleasant, worry free and satisfying as we can so please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have and we'll be sure to respond to you promptly and thoroughly. Thank you for your interest. We look forward to providing for all of your future jewelry needs.

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