
This filigree
Vintage Ring is crafted in 18k white gold, weighs 3.6g and measures 20mm wide and 4.5mm deep. Elaborately designed and meticulously crafted, this alluring 1930's
Filigree Jewelry item incorporates a stylized, ornately pierced and subtly curvex marquise plaque exposing a trio of old mine and full-cut diamonds, cumulatively weighing 0.30cts, graded J-K color and SI clarity range. This alluring trio is mounted within lozenge shaped frames amidst a fascinating filigree surround, depicting an assemblage of asymmetric and botanically themed silhouettes. This ornate 1930's filigee
Vintage Diamond Ring features a spherical white gold band and concludes with an easily sizable shank.
The term 'filigree' denotes a decorative openwork piercing technique in which patterns are made of wires, often soldered to a background in a precise, time-consuming, and costly process. Filigree work was familiar to Europe for centuries and reached its highest popularity in the 1830's. London and Paris jewelers possibly acquired their inspirations from Portugal or North Africa where filigree had for long been a common goldsmith technique along the Mediterranean coast. European and American manufacturers started mass production of filigree in the 1930's by cutting patterns out of stamped metal sheets. The piercing, however, had to be done by hand and was therefore labor-intensive and expensive.
Today, it is only the Italians, the Chinese and a few others who continue hand-producing intricate designs, making filigree boxes and rosary beads in addition to jewelry.
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Suggested Retail Price:
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$1,400.00 |
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Your Price:
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$910.00
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Wholesale Price:
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$700.00 |
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