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This fine 22ct Gold Art Deco wedding band is a fantastic example of Art Deco jewellery, and offered in excellent condition.
The ring is 4mm wide with a beautiful curved profile, and the most gorgeous bright and glowing Gold colour, thanks to the high purity of the Gold. It's decorated with a traditional Art Deco design of stylized orange blossom - a symbol of loveliness, fidelity and new beginnings.
It's very comfortable to wear and can be worn next to other straight bands such as an anniversary or eternity ring so they stack perfectly.
This beautiful vintage wedding ring is hallmarked for the year 1926, and was made in the English town of Birmingham. It has a good weight to it and feels really lovely on the hand.
All in all it's a wonderful piece of history that has many years of love to give!
ERA: Art Deco (1926)
MEASUREMENTS/RING SIZE: UK Size K 1/2/ US Size 5 3/8
The band measures 4mm wide and 1.5mm thick.
Weight: 4.8g
Resizing available on request - just send us a message to enquire!
MATERIALS: 22ct Gold
HALLMARKS: Makers' Marks "N" "J M", "Crown" "22", "Anchor" for Birmingham Assay, date letter "B" for the year 1926.
CONDITION: Excellent
This gorgeous 22ct Gold Art Deco wedding band is in rare, perfect condition and is ready to be worn and enjoyed. The Gold is a glorious rich yellow Gold and the floral is still crisp all the way round the band. There is no evidence of re-sizing, so this wedding ring is exactly the same now as it was nearly 100 years ago. And what's more is hallmarks are easy to read too, so we can be confident that this is a fine piece of English Art Deco jewellery!
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We deliver all jewellery by courier with full tracking and insurance for your peace of mind. This item comes beautifully presented in a branded Lillicoco box and is securely padded and protected during transit.
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