Identifying a ring

[CaptainCompete]

Dear All,

I hope I'm posting this to the right place. I'm trying to identify a ring of which I have a picture attached to this post. Sorry about the bad quality.

Thank you very much in advance!

Regards,

 

[RarePink]

I am sorry, I can not help you identify it, but perhaps I can tell you what keywords you can search for to help you find it.

This is a "filigree" style design set with what looks to me a 60-70 pointer.

If you can not find the company that makes it, you can always consider custom design. I am sure there are many designers on Pricescope who can help you get a near exact or better match. If you are interested, at Rare Pink we specialise in bespoke design so can help you out as well.

Regards,

Nik

 

[gemmyblond]

Hi Captain -- The photography and background look very similar to those used throughout the website of Erstwhile Jewelry Co. (www.erstwhilejewelry.com). They specialize in antique/vintage rings/settings, and all of their photography has a very similar look and feel to the photo you posted.
I've not purchased from them personally, I just am a big antique and estate jewelry lover and so I'm familiar with lots of those vendors. Erstwhile always has the same background and style of photography and that's why I thought it might be theirs. (Sorry - I don't have the time right now to click through the site to see if it's really their ring.)
Good luck on your search.

 

[LBoone]

I just took a look at that website and I would agree with you, I think it is one of theirs. I did look at all the rings and did not see this one, perhaps it sold already. But they had similar ones, and some really beautiful ones! Thanks for the link, I wasn't aware of that site. I also LOVE estate jewelry......