Out of stock
Time Period: 1970s
Gem Colour: Brown
Gemstone: Tigers Eye
Material: 9ct Yellow Gold
Stone Shape: Oval
Ring Style: Cameo
Theme: People
UK Ring Size: L 1/2
US Ring Size: 6 1/4
This ring is really quite incredible. I have yet to see another like it. Here we have a large tigers eye with a detailed cameo inset into the stone. That extra touch is most certainly why the detail is still in such beautiful condition, given that it is almost 40 years old. The multi claw ornate gallery ensures that this is a definite conversation piece, I love it! The oval stone is 20mm by 15mm with the setting extending the overall size is 23mm by 18mm. The sponsor or makers mark is a little tricky to read, I think HK. There is a full hallmark indicating 9ct gold, having been assayed in London in 1973.
The weight is 6.28g.
SOLD
Please note, this item is not new and is sold as shown and described. Vintage items will inevitably display some signs of wear. I will point out anything I think is significant, but I also provide multiple photos of each item from different angles, which enable you to judge the condition for yourself. Every photo is of the actual item for sale and the piece you will receive.
All items are shipped via Royal Mail and fully tracked for peace of mind.
Customers from outside the UK, I do ship to many countries. If you are unable to complete your purchase please contact me and I will be able to advise shipping costs if possible. Please be aware that you may be liable for import duties. I will give you full tracking details, but the speed of delivery beyond the UK is out of my control. As such I am unable to guarantee delivery dates.
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