Description:
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Feast your eyes upon this Art Deco 9ct Gold Citrine cocktail ring! Akin to a pool of golden syrup, her unmissable Citrine, boasting an impressive 23.20ct, dances beneath the light radiating sunny hues from every facet.
Cocktail rings first appeared in the 1920s during the prohibition, when cocktails themselves were invented to disguise alcohol. These rings were associated with social events and would accompany women wearing cute cocktail dresses!
One of the largest Citrine rings we have ever laid eyes on, she flaunts a high profile and exceptional finger coverage, sure to catch the eyes of onlookers.
Item Details:
ERA: Art Deco (1920-1939)
RING SIZE: UK Size M / US Size 6
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MEASUREMENTS: Citrine is 21mm long x 16.5mm wide, weighing approx 23.20ct.
Ring profile sits 11.5mm from the finger when worn.
Ring band is 1.5mm at the back.
Weight: 9.3g
MATERIALS: Tests as 9ct Gold throughout, Citrine (23.20ct)
STAMPS & HALLMARKS: 'S&Co' Makers Mark & '9K' inside band.
PACKAGING: Your order will be gift-wrapped free of charge in a Lillicoco cardboard box made from recycled materials, tied with a ribbon.
Condition:
VERY GOOD. This Art Deco 9ct Gold Citrine cocktail ring is in very good condition. Her 23.20ct Citrine is an absolute show stopper, with richly saturated hues streaming from every direction. There are a few light graze marks to the culet but this is only noticeable under a jeweller's loupe. Each claw setting securely holds the Citrine in place. Her ring band has beautifully tapered shoulders adding a touch of Art Deco detailing, with a comfortable round shape. To the inside of the band, there are areas of darkening, which is where we believe she would have been tested previously, but you cannot see this when worn. Overall, she is a stunning statement ring, perfect for drawing all the right kind of attention!
