Vintage Sapphire & Diamond Angular Ring
An interesting and unusual ring from the middle of the 20th century, c1960s. The ring acid tests as being made from palladium; a bit of a rarity in jewellery these days, though it is becoming more popular. Palladium is in the platinum family and has similar properties though it is lighter overall and is more malleable allowing it to have multiple design opportunities. This ring is certainly an individual design with a row of five rectangular sapphires and a smaller row of four little diamonds. The sapphires are a deep blue and look to be natural stones. An unusual and striking ring.
Details:
Materials - Palladium (tested), Sapphires, Diamonds
Age - Thought to be c1960s
Size - The sapphires measure approx 4.5mm by 3mm. The row of sapphires approx 15mm wide. The whole top of the ring is around 18.5mm across.
Ring Size - UK M US 6 1/4
Condition - Very good. Visible marks where the bottom shank is connected to the top part of the ring. Not noticeable when worn and noted for accuracy only.
Weight - 4.53g
An interesting and unusual ring from the middle of the 20th century, c1960s. The ring acid tests as being made from palladium; a bit of a rarity in jewellery these days, though it is becoming more popular. Palladium is in the platinum family and has similar properties though it is lighter overall and is more malleable allowing it to have multiple design opportunities. This ring is certainly an individual design with a row of five rectangular sapphires and a smaller row of four little diamonds. The sapphires are a deep blue and look to be natural stones. An unusual and striking ring.
Details:
Materials - Palladium (tested), Sapphires, Diamonds
Age - Thought to be c1960s
Size - The sapphires measure approx 4.5mm by 3mm. The row of sapphires approx 15mm wide. The whole top of the ring is around 18.5mm across.
Ring Size - UK M US 6 1/4
Condition - Very good. Visible marks where the bottom shank is connected to the top part of the ring. Not noticeable when worn and noted for accuracy only.
Weight - 4.53g
An interesting and unusual ring from the middle of the 20th century, c1960s. The ring acid tests as being made from palladium; a bit of a rarity in jewellery these days, though it is becoming more popular. Palladium is in the platinum family and has similar properties though it is lighter overall and is more malleable allowing it to have multiple design opportunities. This ring is certainly an individual design with a row of five rectangular sapphires and a smaller row of four little diamonds. The sapphires are a deep blue and look to be natural stones. An unusual and striking ring.
Details:
Materials - Palladium (tested), Sapphires, Diamonds
Age - Thought to be c1960s
Size - The sapphires measure approx 4.5mm by 3mm. The row of sapphires approx 15mm wide. The whole top of the ring is around 18.5mm across.
Ring Size - UK M US 6 1/4
Condition - Very good. Visible marks where the bottom shank is connected to the top part of the ring. Not noticeable when worn and noted for accuracy only.
Weight - 4.53g