Rings

This 14 karat yellow gold Art Deco inspired modern setting holds a beautifully cut round brilliant diamond weighing .52 carat in a 4 prong setting. Floral motifs, scroll work, and milgrain texture are hand engraved into the shank and offer dimension and vintage details. This ring measures 9.5 mm across it's widest place and rises 8 mm up off of the finger. Antique style in a modern package.

This Unique "Momento Mori" 16 karat yellow gold and sterling silver ring showcases an urn motif designed with rose cut diamonds and surrounded in blue lapis lazuli weighing .75 carat, accented with light engraving and 28 rose cut diamonds, weighing .80 carat. Momento Mori, translates to "remember you must die" in latin. These types of jewelry pieces were popular during the Victorian era and were worn as reminders of dearly departed loved ones. Other common motifs were skulls, bones, and snuffed out candles, all tempoary things to remind us of the short time we have and to remember to make the most of our lives.

A vintage wedding band with a delicate hand engraved floral pattern on the top side of the ring. Size 7. Due to the design of this ring it is sold as is, no resizing available.

An elegant, vintage wedding band in noble platinum, featuring a cool grey color and a floral hand engraved design all around the top side of the ring. Size 7. Due to the design of this ring it is sold as is, no resizing available.

This vintage Belais 18 karat white gold ring was made by hand sometime in the 1920's-1930's. It is set with a goregous .51 carat Old European Cut H/VS2 diamond. The Belais Manufacturing Co., founded by David Belais (1863 – June 5, 1933), was among the early manufacturers of white gold jewelry in the United States. During the late 19th and early 20th century, they experimented with various alloys for white gold as a substitute for platinum in jewelry, which was restricted during World War 1. Their mix of white gold was patented in 1920, composed of gold, zinc, and nickel.