French rings vintage

ANTIQUE TO VINTAGE RINGS ✨1880s - 1930s 1880s-90s End of the Victorian period. The single pinky stack features a black enamel mourning band, a ruby and pearl cluster and an old cut diamond rose gold French ring 1900s-10s The ring finger and middle finger are stacked with Edwardian period pieces through to the 1910s. There are art nouveau style rings, rings with platinum tops and millegrain details and some yellow gold gemstone pieces This one is straightforward to remember as it describes...

Let’s get to know some VINTAGE RING STYLES ✨ SINGLE STONE - or solitaire Refers to a piece that has a definite main character! Solitaire is another word that is often used which also means the main stone is solo. To me this makes me think more of diamond rings and engagement rings but I guess that’s just by association. A single stone or solitaire can have shoulder stones and accent stones but it is always obvious which stone is 👑 TOI ET MOI - or two stone This is a French name which mea...

A Touch of Versatile Elegance: Embrace the MystiqueInspired by the sophistication of the French court, the Forbidden Rose Black Agate Collapsible Ring marries vintage allure with modern sensibility. Its natural black agate centerpiece serves as a symbol of strength and courage, embodying the mysteries of the night.

Vintage French hidden message ring 1830-1860... beautiful.

This wonderful later Georgian ring is made in 14k gold. The mounting features a lovely engraved scroll motif with dynamic curls and spots of openwork. The central floral cluster is a pansy rendered in old mine cut diamonds and emeralds. “Pansy" comes from the French pense meaning "to think". Lovers of a hidden meaning, the five-petaled flower was frequently used in Victorian love token jewelry to express the sentiment "think of me".

Neo-renaissance ring (in the style of Paul Robin) in gold and fine pearl. Attributed to Joseph Chaumet © Lydia Courteille

Fashion tends to repeat itself ... a lot. In fact sometimes it's seems that is all it does is 'borrow' from another decade, another era. But let's take a gander at some very interesting styles that today's designers haven't yet sent down the catwalk.... 1. Embroidered Knee Highs Knee highs were lik