This remarkable antique ring, crafted in solid 18k gold and fully coated in rich bordeaux enamel, is a one-of-a-kind piece, likely dating back to the 1940s or earlier. The ring features a hallmarked 750 stamp, confirming its gold purity. Beneath the enamel, a guilloché pattern adds depth and texture, creating an exquisite shimmering effect. At its center, three articulated gold spheres are elegantly linked, enhancing the ring’s movement and uniqueness. Due to its intricate construction, this size 54 ring cannot be resized.
Key Features
Material:18k solid gold with full bordeaux enamel coating
Size:54 (non-adjustable due to design)
Weight : + - 5grams
Design:Guilloché pattern beneath the enamel, articulated gold spheres at the center
Era:Circa 1940s or earlier, custom-made piece
Enamel Effect:Shimmering finish with a delicate sparkle
Condition:Excellent for its age, with historical character
The Art & History of Enamel Jewelry
Enameling in jewelry dates back thousands of years, admired for its ability to bring color, depth, and durability to precious metal designs. Master artisans have used various techniques—guilloché, cloisonné, and champlevé—to create intricate, vibrant surfaces that withstand the test of time. During the Art Deco and Retro periods, enamel work became a symbol of luxury and artistry, often seen in bespoke, handcrafted jewelry pieces.
This antique 18k gold & bordeaux enamel ring is a testament to fine craftsmanship, blending history, elegance, and exceptional technique in a truly rare and collectible piece.
