What period or reproduction?

[nala]

So I like this little guy. Very ornate with flowers so I don’t know if it’s really an antique.

 

[YadaYadaYada]

Oh pretty, love the filigree and floral details.

Any marks inside the ring?

 

[nala]

Oh pretty, love the filigree and floral details.

Any marks inside the ring?

14k
The stone is an omc. Probably at .10. Two tone gold

 

[Bron357]

If it’s an OMC it’s more likely to be proper antique and not a reproduction. Though the style is often replicated / reproduced (because it’s so lovely).
so yes, around 1910s I’d guess, so it is Victorian / art nouveau styling.

 

[YadaYadaYada]

I also think it is authentic, I have a ring with similar filigree work although mine dates to the 30's or so. It's a pretty ring.

 

[Daisys and Diamonds]

Wow - its beautiful
Great find
well done !

 

[Sunstorm]

It looks original and very pretty.

 

[nala]

Thank you all! I’m gonna go check it out again in a couple of days. It should still be there. Is it crazy that I’m thinking of setting my .91 asscher cut in it! I know it’s crazy but my bench says he’s pretty sure he can do it! Sort of inspired by this

 

[Smith3]

Thank you all! I’m gonna go check it out again in a couple of days. It should still be there. Is it crazy that I’m thinking of setting my .91 asscher cut in it! I know it’s crazy but my bench says he’s pretty sure he can do it! Sort of inspired by this

That’s a really cool ring, I haven’t seen one like this before.

 

[nala]

well I
Missed out so I did this instead

 

[paperunicorn]

Jumping in a bit late to say that I have several with this intricate style of filigree and they were quite common 1900-1920s or so, so if the milgraining, cutting, etc all appears hand-done it very likely is authentic. The amount of detail they put into these is astounding - I have one that is two-tone metal which has little bows on the shoulders.