Polished gold trapezoids decorate the top of this 14K white gold vintage wedding band. The wedding ring measures 2.4mm in width. Circa: 1950. Size: 8. We can resize.
Engraved designs cover the surface of this 14K yellow gold vintage bangle bracelet. The bracelet measures 3/16” in width and has an interior circumference of approximately 7 1/2”. Circa: 1950.
Detailed engraving ornaments the 14K white gold fronts of these antique cufflinks. The backs of the cufflinks are stamped “BELAIS”, “TALON GRIP”, and “WHITE GOLD FRONT”. The cufflinks measure 1/2” in diameter. Circa: 1900.
A single .24 carat round diamond is set in this 14K white gold antique engagement ring. Engraving and filigree patterns provide the ornamentation for this classic art deco era ring measures 7.8mm in width. Circa: 1920. Size: 7. We can resize.
The diamond in this platinum antique engagement ring is an EGL certified E color, Vs2 clarity diamond. Additional diamonds and engraved designs decorate the ring’s shoulders. The engagement ring measures 6.6mm in width. Circa: 1930. Size: 7 1/4. We can resize.
This bi-color gold vintage engagement ring is set with a .39 carat, I color, Si3 clarity diamond. The retro-modern ring’s white gold top frames trios of diamonds in the shoulders and glittering center stone. The base of the ring is 14K yellow gold. The ring measures 6.1mm in width. Circa: 1940. Size: 6 1/4. We can resize.
A textured floral design ornaments the top of this 14K yellow gold estate men's wedding band. The wedding ring measures 4.3mm in width. Size: 11. We can resize.
Double hearts and bow designs done in white gold decorate the center of this 14K gold vintage wedding band. Yellow gold edges frame the central motif. The wedding ring measures 6mm in width. Circa: 1950. Size: 6. Cannot be resized.
A single lustrous pearl is set in the center of each link of this 14K yellow gold vintage bracelet. The shape of the links mirrors the pearls’ round contours. A safety chain helps keep the bracelet secure on the wrist. The bracelet measures 7” by 3/8”. Circa: 1950.
