Classic antique circa 1910s Edwardian era 10k yellow gold blank signet ring! This timeless signet ring has a blank rectangular shaped center, with unique floral shoulder designs. A wonderful piece of fine Ostby & Barton antique jewelry, that is ready to be personalized or worn as is!
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CUSTOMIZED PIECES - This ring is eligible for our engraving services! All engraving options can be seen in last photo of listing. Please note that customized pieces take 2-3 weeks to be engraved by our talented jeweler. Customized pieces are considered final sale. Please select your font choice and maximum of three characters (we feel this ring would like best with one character) to have engraved. Please write the character(s) as you would like them to appear on the ring's head from left to right.
ERA - Circa 1910s, Edwardian
METAL / MATERIAL - 10k yellow gold
MARKINGS / HISTORY - Inside of band is marked "OB 10k" Ostby (Co-owner of company) was a first class passenger on the Titanic & was among one of the 1,500 passengers who perished during the tragic iceberg collision. The company was established 1879 in Providence, Rhode Island. At it's time, it was considered one of the leading producers of fine jewelry. The company ceased production in the 1950s. Ostby & Barton jewelry is highly desired by collectors of fine antique jewelry for its beautiful workmanship & historical significance.
CONDITION - Good antique condition. Ring has been refurbished, polished, and cleaned by our jeweler. Designs have been beautifully preserved. Ring has previously been resized, some patina at solder seams. Amazing antique blank signet ring!
SIZE / MEASUREMENTS - Size: 12.75, Width: 14.77 mm, Thickness: 0.7 mm, Shank: 1.9 mm, Weight: 5.22 grams
PRESENTATION - Listing includes a complimentary MJV logo gift box, as shown in last photo. All other boxes are for display only.
AUTHENTICITY - Each item in our shop has been hand-selected and inspected by a GIA Graduate Gemologist.
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