Enamel engagement ring

New! 🌸 Handmade Vintage Blue Enamel Flower Gold Art Deco Ring 😊 Details: - Condition: New - Metal: Alloy - Band Color: Gold - Material: CZ Cubic Zirconia, Blue Enamel - Style: Vintage, Art Deco - Included: 1 x Ring (without box) 🌸Check out my other listings! ✨Other items I carry: Vintage Rings retro rings men's rings sterling silver rings engagement bridal wedding rings punk biker rings ethnic rings floral rings pearl rings art deco rings gothic rings couples rings ring sets heart rings…

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A wonderfully sentimental early-mid 18th century posy ring, the outer hoop enameled in white and inlay-decorated with scrollwork hawthorn blossoms, the interior inscribed: “Mon bel amour je te donne mon cœur ♡” (French, “my beautiful love I give you my heart ♡”). Posy rings with decorated outer hoops are more unusual than plain counterparts; of these, examples enameled in white are especially rare. Among the British Museum’s large collection of 693 posy rings, only around five are enameled…

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Clear design and an artistically-decorated fire enamel surface result in a truly decorative piece of jewellery. In spite of (or because of) their elementary shape, these rings are real eye-catchers.

Alice Cicolini's new collection Jacobean just arrived at G.St!⁠ Celebrating the geometric patterns of Jacobean architecture with a fresh take on the princess cut gems of swinging ‘60s London, each piece channels Cicolini’s joyful, art-inspired jewelry design practice with a riot of new patterns.⁠ Makes a perfect holiday gift.

Art Nouveau meaning “new art” was a movement which started in Europe in 1890 and lasted until about 1915. The movement took it`s inspiration from nature. With flowers, plants and organic flowing lines dominating. Designers were particularly interested in strong curves or vine like patterns. These designs became known