Jewellery Extravaganza and Memorabilia
A wide band ring attributed to the American Art Deco period, circa 1920s-1930s. The ring is crafted from yellow gold, consistent with 14K purity based on strong market consensus for visually identical pieces. The exterior features continuous, deep engraving in a repeating star or chevron pattern, commonly referred to in the trade as a diamond cut design. This geometric style was highly popular for wedding and companion bands during the Art Deco era. The interior of the shank displays the legible hallmark GOLD alongside other small, potentially illegible stamps that may denote fineness or a maker’s mark.
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