The Cutest French Antique Ring 18K Gold 1930s
This magical 18K solid gold ring dates to the 1930s France (marks) and has a totally dreamy carré cut synthetic pink sapphire on 5.5x5.5 mm and three small topazes on the sides. Should have been four but one is missing. I actually didn’t see this when I got her (it’s that difficult to see) but when I did the macro shots I noticed. You can see it in the pic. The price is set accordingly.
I love the design of this ring. She just oozes French decadence with her pastel colors and voluptuous shoulders. I haven’t seen anything like her and isn’t the perfect world where I didn’t have to sell any pieces I would definitely keep her.
Size 7.25 US.
Shipping is included.
This magical 18K solid gold ring dates to the 1930s France (marks) and has a totally dreamy carré cut synthetic pink sapphire on 5.5x5.5 mm and three small topazes on the sides. Should have been four but one is missing. I actually didn’t see this when I got her (it’s that difficult to see) but when I did the macro shots I noticed. You can see it in the pic. The price is set accordingly.
I love the design of this ring. She just oozes French decadence with her pastel colors and voluptuous shoulders. I haven’t seen anything like her and isn’t the perfect world where I didn’t have to sell any pieces I would definitely keep her.
Size 7.25 US.
Shipping is included.
This magical 18K solid gold ring dates to the 1930s France (marks) and has a totally dreamy carré cut synthetic pink sapphire on 5.5x5.5 mm and three small topazes on the sides. Should have been four but one is missing. I actually didn’t see this when I got her (it’s that difficult to see) but when I did the macro shots I noticed. You can see it in the pic. The price is set accordingly.
I love the design of this ring. She just oozes French decadence with her pastel colors and voluptuous shoulders. I haven’t seen anything like her and isn’t the perfect world where I didn’t have to sell any pieces I would definitely keep her.
Size 7.25 US.
Shipping is included.
