An early 20th century 9ct gold ring. It is set with a marquise shaped cameo which is a hardstone example carved from agate and features a classical woman holding a musical instrument. The band is formed from two strands which have been fused together with a third being added at the shoulders making a trifurcated mount. The cameo is bezel set and the gold is a light rose gold. There are no makers marks or hallmarks and the gold tests as 9 carat. It dates to the inter war period, possibly a little earlier.
It comes with a period box in faux tortoiseshell effect. The jewelers name is E W & S Phillips of Leeds.
Measurements (approx)
- Ring size UK : J1/2 - (US size 5)
- Band Width: 2.18mm to 2.23mm
- Head size : 18.9mm x 9.75mm
- Material : 9ct light rose gold
- Stone : Agate
- Weight: 2.56 grams
Condition: Good for period with just some minor signs of wear. Box with wear and aging. Box catch stiff to open.
Code: A1906 FB24-4
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