ルネサンス エナメル ローズカット ガーネットリング

通常価格
単価
あたり 

This piece has found a new home

We source pieces like this from auctions and private collections across Europe. Tell us what you are looking for and we will let you know when something similar arrives.

Ask about a similar piece

or browse our latest finds

税込。 送料はご購入手続き時に計算されます。

    • Scarce Renaissance Early 17th Century Enamelled Garnet Ring

      A stunning and rare example of a European renaissance ring dating to circa 1600! It would have originally been worn by a young women of a wealthy and noble family. The tear-drop shaped bezel is encircled by multiple cuffs enamelled in white. Intricate chased scrolled detailing continues down the shoulders with further evidence of enamelling. In the centre rests a rose cut closed back garnet gemstone (a later replacement).

      UK size G, US size 3 1/2, 1.79g, tested as 22k gold. The stone measures 4mm across. As the garnet stone replacement is not the perfect shape for the pear-shaped bezel, it could be easily replaced to a stone of your choice by a local jeweller!

      During the Renaissance, finger rings developed from the simple forms of the medieval period into miniature works of art, combining the skills of the chaser, engraver, enameller and stone cutter.

      For a similar 17th century setting, see item AF.2023 in the British Museum.

       

    Scarce Renaissance Early 17th Century Enamelled Garnet Ring

    A stunning and rare example of a European renaissance ring dating to circa 1600! It would have originally been worn by a young women of a wealthy and noble family. The tear-drop shaped bezel is encircled by multiple cuffs enamelled in white. Intricate chased scrolled detailing continues down the shoulders with further evidence of enamelling. In the centre rests a rose cut closed back garnet gemstone (a later replacement).

    UK size G, US size 3 1/2, 1.79g, tested as 22k gold. The stone measures 4mm across. As the garnet stone replacement is not the perfect shape for the pear-shaped bezel, it could be easily replaced to a stone of your choice by a local jeweller!

    During the Renaissance, finger rings developed from the simple forms of the medieval period into miniature works of art, combining the skills of the chaser, engraver, enameller and stone cutter.

    For a similar 17th century setting, see item AF.2023 in the British Museum.

     

    私たちのお約束

    販売するすべての品の真正性を必ず保証いたします

    すべてのご注文で、理由を問わない30日間の返品を承ります

    すべての商品を箱に収めギフトラッピングを施し、保険付き・世界送料無料でお届けします

    すべてのジュエリーを細心の注意を払って検品・解説・撮影しています

    お決まりになりませんか?

    Ravensbury Antiquesのギフトカードを贈ってみてはいかがでしょう。

    最高のギフトアイデアです。

    Submit your offer by Tuesday 11th November (23:59 GMT). We'll respond as soon as possible.