14 karat goldRussia, around 19004 antique cut diamonds in a white gold setting with a total of ca. 0,7 caratsRussian Master: ‘С.Ч’ (translated: ‘S.Ch’)Hallmarked on the ring band: ‘A head 56’ (Moscow, purity 14 K); ‘female head turned right’Ring size: 57Weight: 4.93 gramsVery good conditionThis piece speaks of the art of goldsmithing of the tsarist Russia; a ring by the same master goldsmith was sold at auction in Russia for 10.000 Euros in 2010Detailed Description:This fine art nouveau style ring was crafted in 14 carat gold in Moscow, Russia around 1900 and adorned with four antique cut diamonds. The ring band winds around the finger and carries on to fashion the filigree designed head of the ring. The ring convinces with balanced proportions and the fanciful creation of the floral ornament. The extraordinary design resembles the jewellery designs of the renowned manufacturer Carl Fabergé of the time. The stunning ring is crafted in a most delicate manner and was made in the time of the Tsar Nicholas II.The ring is in very good condition and hardly shows any traces of wear. The ring is hallmarked on the surface of the ring band with the initials of the master “S.Ch” (translated), as well as purity mark for 14 carat “56” zolotnik as well as a hallmark for the city Moscow. The ring size is 57 and the weight is 4.93 Gramm.

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