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Lustrous sterling silver meets gorgeous 18K gold plate in this eye-catching ring from Generations 1912. Add in seven sparkling orthoclase stones and 36 white sapphires and you are left with a breathtaking piece that will bring you a lifetime of dazzle.
• Sterling silver (average silver gram weight is 4.50), 18K gold plate
• (1) 5mm, (4) 4.5mm & (2) 2.5mm round shaped orthoclase (1.76 ctw), prong & bezel set
• (4) 2.25mm & (32) 1.1mm round white sapphires (0.51 ctw), prong, bezel set & faceted
• Average combined gemstone carat weight is 2.24 ctw
• Ring measures approximately 1/4" from knuckle to knuckle
• Ring has a gallery backing
• The is hand engraved and all milgrain work is done by hand
• Nickel free
• Country of Origin: USA
About Generations 1912 Generations 1912 has the look and feel of a bygone era. Inspired by original molds and models from the Art Deco period, the collection creates new traditions that can be treasured for generations. Each item in the collection is an exquisite piece of fine jewelry, with exotic genuine gemstones and diamonds. Proudly manufactured in the United States, every piece features engravings and mil-grain work all crafted by hand at Weinman Bros. in New York City. The result is heirloom-quality and tradition, making each masterpiece worthy of your own family treasure.
About Bob Weinman
Third generation jewelry designer Bob Weinman grew up experiencing the art of jewelry making visiting his father and grandfather at their family business. Engrained with a strong sense of tradition, Bob felt passionate about continuing the business his grandfather created nearly one hundred years ago. Several years back, Bob discovered the original molds and models from his grandfather’s line, which inspired the creation of Generations 1912. The craftsmanship and attention to detail of the Art Deco era motivated Bob to continue creating fine jewelry with the look and feel of that bygone period. His family pride, interest, and passion for the business continues with the creation of exciting new items from his grandfather’s collection.
