Art Deco Revival - Estate Silver Plated Crystal Rhinestone Open-Work Flower Ring (ER312)

Art Deco Revival - Estate Silver Plated Crystal Rhinestone Open-Work Flower Ring (ER312)

$45.00

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Art Deco Revival - Estate Silver Plated Crystal Rhinestone Open-Work Flower Ring. This estate ring is crafted from silver plate. Featuring numerous round cut crystal rhinestones, and Art Deco revival styling. The gallery on this ring is an exquisite open-worked dome, which is enhanced with sparkling clear crystal flowers. The shank is polished and smooth, which allows for a comfortable fit. This elegant estate ring would make a wonderful addition to any costume jewelry collection.

History: Joseph Strasser could be credited with the precursor to our present-day Rhinestone, but it was really when Georg Freidrich Strass in 1760 invented the first ever rhinestone (artificial gemstone) from a special type of crystal found in the Rhine River that the stones we know today were born.

The earliest form of silver plating was Sheffield plate, where thin sheets of silver were fused to a layer or core of base metal of copper. Since about 1840 a process called electroplating has been used. It is not sterling silver.

Measurements: Face od the Ring 25.50 mm x 15.00 mm

Stone Size: Crystal Rhinestones 1.50 mm each

Weight: 7.10 grams

Ring Size: 8 1/4 Note: Can not be sized.

Condition: Excellent

Origin: Most likely Asia

Date: Circa 1990