Egyptomania Ring - Work From The Second Half Of The 19th Century
An 18-karat gold ring with Egyptian-inspired decoration, set with a square lapis lazuli centered with an old-cut diamond, mounted on silver.
The sides of the ring are carved with pharaoh heads in a relief style characteristic of the taste for ancient Egypt.
Egyptomania experienced a surge in popularity during the 19th century, following the Egyptian campaigns and archaeological discoveries, inspiring numerous pieces of jewelry featuring pharaoh motifs and ancient symbols.
Circa 1880.
Very good overall condition, with a minor chip to the lapis lazuli.
Gross weight: 12.4 g.
The sides of the ring are carved with pharaoh heads in a relief style characteristic of the taste for ancient Egypt.
Egyptomania experienced a surge in popularity during the 19th century, following the Egyptian campaigns and archaeological discoveries, inspiring numerous pieces of jewelry featuring pharaoh motifs and ancient symbols.
Circa 1880.
Very good overall condition, with a minor chip to the lapis lazuli.
Gross weight: 12.4 g.
4 900 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Gold
Diameter: tour de doigt : 54 (mise à taille possible)
Reference (ID): 1726436
Availability: In stock
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