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I believe the Cameo is verry old.

The Bulgarian

New member
Hi Gangs,
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I found today pretty nice ring. I believe this ring is OLD.
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Also this one show up.
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The biggest "ring" I ever found.
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The beach:
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At home after cleaning:
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Wow, unique cameo and all-around great find. And it looks like the bride of Sasquatch lost her engagment ring there! Way to go!
 
An Avon key ring! I know this, because Huntress is an Avon lady and she has one just like it! Nice stuff mate! GH
 
[quote False Prophet]Nice Cameo Ring Bulgarian! Based on the design of the woman, it appears to be an Art Deco ring c.1930's.[/quote]
http://www.antiquingonline.com/cgi.bin/Web_store/Html/kp176.htm
 
I'm an antiques dealer and art deco aficionado. The ring is definitely art deco c.late 1920's to mid-1930's. It is also refered to as "Cameo Habille" - a term used to describe a Cameo where the woman is wearing jewelry usually set with small gemstones. Here is a similar ring design but it is sterling silver instead of gold and without the gemstone:

http://www.rubylane.com/shops/yearsafter/item/12337

Your ring's cameo is actually "carved shell". That is why some details such as her nose have been rounded or rubbed away (from decades of water and sand). Cameos were carved in a variety of materials including putty lava, green lava, sardonyx, shell, pale pink (angelskin) coral, red (noble) coral, orange (peach) coral, and malachite. Cameos were especially popular during Edwardian and Victorian times (before 1910) but in my opinion, yours is more desireable than the more detailed ones because less were made in that "less classical" style. Your design is unique in that it features simple geometric lines typical of the Art Deco period. The woman's short "bobbed" hairstyle and rhinestone hairpin is another indication of its age.

Again- a VERY COOL ring indeed! Congrats!

Here are a few helpful websites about Art Deco jewelry and styles:

Art Deco era jewelry

Cameos

Art Deco hairstyle
 
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