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    • A French Art Nouveau ring of about 1900 in 18K gold, engraved with a woman's profile, her hair flowing around the band.

      The serene face is framed by long, curling hair and daisy-like flowers, classic motifs of the movement. The hair sweeps right around the shank, and every detail is crisply hand-engraved with the soft matt texture of French goldwork of the time.

      It closely recalls the work of the sculptor-jeweller Albert Marionnet, who showed very similar rings at the Paris Salons of 1900 and 1901, and the elongated muses of Alphonse Mucha. Though unsigned, it carries a French 18K gold mark and the stamp 'Déposé', meaning a registered design.

      Substantial yet comfortable: a ring for a lover of the Belle Époque.

      Details: c.1900; France; 18K gold, French mark and 'Déposé'; front 18mm north to south, 3mm at the back; UK N, US 6¾; 10.00g.

      Condition: Excellent. No losses or visible wear to the detail.

      Further reading: Is Victorian Jewellery Valuable? A Dealer's Guide to What It's Worth

    A French Art Nouveau ring of about 1900 in 18K gold, engraved with a woman's profile, her hair flowing around the band.

    The serene face is framed by long, curling hair and daisy-like flowers, classic motifs of the movement. The hair sweeps right around the shank, and every detail is crisply hand-engraved with the soft matt texture of French goldwork of the time.

    It closely recalls the work of the sculptor-jeweller Albert Marionnet, who showed very similar rings at the Paris Salons of 1900 and 1901, and the elongated muses of Alphonse Mucha. Though unsigned, it carries a French 18K gold mark and the stamp 'Déposé', meaning a registered design.

    Substantial yet comfortable: a ring for a lover of the Belle Époque.

    Details: c.1900; France; 18K gold, French mark and 'Déposé'; front 18mm north to south, 3mm at the back; UK N, US 6¾; 10.00g.

    Condition: Excellent. No losses or visible wear to the detail.

    Further reading: Is Victorian Jewellery Valuable? A Dealer's Guide to What It's Worth

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