$3,200.00
The buckle ring is a traditional design that has been around for centuries, and here is one that is beautifully hand engraved and has such a wonderful look combined with a beautiful tactile feel that adds to the charm of the ring when it is on the finger.
Made in 18 carat gold in the early 1900's, the ring measures 10.7mm wide at the centre buckle section to 9.5mm wide at the back and will easily suit a male or female as well as for any finger.
While machine engraving is fine, nothing beats the individual quality of hand engraving that makes it so much more unique.
This ring has a wonderful heft on the finger and can so easily be worn alongside other antique jewellery as well as modern and always look so special.
Stock# EC236
Circa: 1900
$3,200
In stock
Hand engraved antique buckle ring
Hand engraved antique buckle ring made in 18 carat yellow gold. This ring was made in the early 1900's. The ring was hand engraved as opposed to the more common machine engraved or designs that are simply stamped out by a machine press.
What does buckle jewellery mean?
There are a few schools of thought on the buckle meaning, however it is generally accepted that it represents an unbreakable bond between two people. The buckle design was a popular design in jewellery from the Georgian and Victorian eras.
What did ivy represent in Victorian times?
Ivy was used to represent ever lasting love, friendship or marriage.
Where can I buy antique jewellery in Sydney?
At Kalmar Antiques in the Queen Victoria Building. For over thirty five years, Kalmar Antiques has been dealing in antique jewellery and watches from the 1800's to today.
Where can I buy antique engagements in Sydney?
At Kalmar Antiques. We have a wide range of genuine antique engagement rings to suit all styles and price range. For over thirty five years, we have always had a large range of genuine antique engagement rings.
Click here to see a selection of antique rings that are currently in store:
https://www.kalmarantiques.com.au/product-category/antique/antique-rings-antique/
Click here to go to the Queen Victoria Building website - a stunning building that we are situated in:
