Edwardian Curb-Link Chain Ring

Edwardian Curb-Link Chain RingCool antique chain ring dating from the early 20th century, circa 1910. It's made up of rose gold curb links likely salvaged from an heirloom watch chain fused together to form a rigid finger ring. Built in solid 9ct gold, an interesting example of one piece being repurposed into another perhaps a father's watch chain was made into a few rings, one for each of his daughters. Era: Edwardian, circa 1910 Ring size: P or 7. 75 US. Not resizable Width: 3.

The ribbed segments graduate in size towards the middle

Built in 10ct yellow gold

power and wisdom

A striking antique solitaire ring with twisted

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Platinum shoulders set up an attractive bimetal effect where they meet the rich yellow gold of the band

The twin fishes of Pisces swim over a green guilloché enamel backdrop

Titanium is extremely difficult to work with

likely made in New Zealand during the latter half of the 19th century

It's set with vivid red garnets and lustrous white pearls

Prior to the 1800s

eagle head for 18ct gold