An ultra-rare antique Iberian ring for the collectors in the room. This silver topped example is crafted from 19k solid gold and set with 11 table cut diamonds. It‘s likely from the late 18th century (the equivalent of the late Georgian era). It has the “lazo” or ”bow” 🎀 motif on each shoulder, emblematic of Iberian jewelry of the time.
The details don't stop there. There’s also a flower carving on each shoulder and a halo of blue enamel around the central diamond. The back of the ring face is solid, smooth, and buttery.
Why we love it
This ring is in good condition for the age (more than 200 years old). Not many rings survive from this era as through time, they have been melted or damaged. It is very rare in general to find antique Iberian rings of this age so there are only a handful in the online market at any given time- the rarest of the rare. We physically picked this ring up by walking into a small jewelry shop in Lisbon, Portugal in Dec 2022. This is a rare, serendipitous find.
Details
✨Size 7.75 and sizable. DM us on insta for sizing services.
✨crafted from solid 19k yellow gold and hefty at 10g, not marked as most jewelry of the Georgian era was not marked, gold was tested and sold by a reputable jewelry seller
✨The shank is slightly out of round but it is not obvious. The ring is in overall good condition, with some wear commensurate with age and the performance of high karat gold.
✨the rarest of the rare
✨comfy and ready to wear
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Disclaimer
All measurements are approximate. Boxes used to showcase the piece are not included in the sale. This listing is only for the ring itself, other rings in photos are not included. Item may appear larger in photos. Item color may vary due to lighting in photos or variation in metals/ materials.
