A beautifully preserved mid-century cocktail ring of French origin, centering a bold marquise-cut hematite cabochon in a clean bezel setting.
Sleek, moody, and effortlessly wearable, perfect for the Whimsigoth aesthetic and a genuine piece of European silver history. The Stone: Centers a prominent, bezel-set marquise-cut hematite cabochon. In gemstone folklore, hematite is traditionally celebrated as a symbol of grounding and inner strength
Size EU 53 or U.S. 6.5
The Mirror Finish: The natural stone features a dark grey, high-polish finish. This striking surface serves as a visual metaphor for reflection, representing the traditional concept of mirroring and deflecting outside energies perfect for protection.
The Metalwork: The split-shank shoulders loop into a stylized Fleur-de-lis motif where they meet the central settingHallmarks & Authenticity The exterior of the ring band features two crisp, stamped hallmarks confirming its genuine French heritage:French Guarantee Mark (Left): The official Boar’s Head/Crab profile stamp, certifying solid silver.Maker’s Mark (Right): An oval poinçon featuring the initials "CEB", identifying the registered workshop.Condition Stone: Excellent vintage condition with minimal surface wear. No major chips or deep scratches.Metalwork: Very good structure. Natural vintage patina is present on the silver, highlighting the details of the Fleur-de-lis shoulders. The band shows light micro-scratching consistent with age. Stamped hallmarks remain highly legible and crisp.Note: This listing is for the ring only. The vintage presentation box shown in the reference photographs is for display purposes and is not included in the sale.
Ships from a small business in The Netherlands
Materials: Hematite, Silver
Sustainable features: vintage gemstones. Items may include additional materials or use methods that aren't considered sustainable features on our site. Learn more
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