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Why choose a vintage ring?

Choosing a vintage ring offers multiple benefits. These are generally unique or limited edition pieces, what makes them unique and original. Vintage rings offer a wide choice of styles that are no longer manufactured today, thus immortalizing the aesthetics of various periods. The unique details and craftsmanship of this type of ring is special, as they are usually made with beautiful materials, by hand with a premium craftsmanship. Owning a vintage ring also means having a historical element. Each part has a unique history and symbolizes a specific erae, which gives it significant sentimental value. In terms of investment, some vintage rings can gain value over time, particularly those from prestigious jewelry houses. Collectors particularly appreciate them for their rarity and their appreciation potential.

What are the great eras of vintage rings?

Iconic vintage rings span different iconic periods, each with its own unique style and history. HAS L'Victorian era (1837-1901), rings are frequently decorated with delicate flowers and precious stones such as rubies and diamonds. Years 1920 and 1930, called L'era Art Deco, introduce rings with bold geometric patterns and combinations of colored stones. Eventually, L'Retro era years 1940 and 1950 is marked by imposing and elegant rings, often adorned with synthetic stones such as L'aquamarine and topazes.

What are the most famous models of vintage rings?

THE engagement rings Art Deco are among the most iconic styles, known for their angular shapes and symmetrical patterns. THE victorian rings are also popular for their romantic details and colorful gemstones. The elegance of L'Georgian era is reinforced by the cameo rings, often made of shell or coral. The Rings "Toi & Moi”, highlighted by Napoleon.

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