Need help identifying era of estate ring

[dzeiger321]

Only marking I could see was 10k thank you for any help provided!

 

[foxinsox]

The filigree makes me think Edwardian - what metal is it made of?

 

[dzeiger321]

10k white gold and Thank You

 

[stracci2000]

1920s -1930s.....I love it! A beautiful vintage treasure.

 

[dzeiger321]

Thank you! Curious do you know if it is Edwardian or Art Deco by chance? Would a regular jeweler be able to tell me it’s approximate value being iam curious if I actually got a good deal or not? But either way it’s what I’ve been wanting and I can’t wait as soon as we find a vintage contour band it is going to be my bridal set, modern set is headed for the jewelry box!

 

[VRBeauty]

It's a beauty! Congratulations!

 

[foxinsox]

Thank you! Curious do you know if it is Edwardian or Art Deco by chance? Would a regular jeweler be able to tell me it’s approximate value being iam curious if I actually got a good deal or not? But either way it’s what I’ve been wanting and I can’t wait as soon as we find a vintage contour band it is going to be my bridal set, modern set is headed for the jewelry box!

I would be wary of a regular jeweler evaluating it - many of them simply look at estate pieces in terms of their raw gold/diamond value rather than the overall piece and its history etc.
Where are you based? There may be a recommended PS appraiser or vintage/antique dealer local to you. I think it's a lovely ring.
The style doesn't look very Art Deco to me - I tend to think of that style as more architectural, geometric and less filigreed and floral like this ring. I had a look for some information to back that up and found these articles that might help you work it out (plus they're interesting reads)
https://erstwhilejewelry.com/collections/victorian-vs-edwardian-vs-art-deco, https://www.estatediamondjewelry.com/edwardian-or-art-deco/, http://danielleoliviatefftwrites.co...nguish-between-edwardian-and-art-deco-jewelry
Hope these help!

 

[dzeiger321]

Fox thank you very much and you are correct about local jeweler going by weight ect but I did find out it’s actsully 18k not 10k

 

[dzeiger321]

I would be wary of a regular jeweler evaluating it - many of them simply look at estate pieces in terms of their raw gold/diamond value rather than the overall piece and its history etc.
Where are you based? There may be a recommended PS appraiser or vintage/antique dealer local to you. I think it's a lovely ring.
The style doesn't look very Art Deco to me - I tend to think of that style as more architectural, geometric and less filigreed and floral like this ring. I had a look for some information to back that up and found these articles that might help you work it out (plus they're interesting reads)
https://erstwhilejewelry.com/collections/victorian-vs-edwardian-vs-art-deco, https://www.estatediamondjewelry.com/edwardian-or-art-deco/, http://danielleoliviatefftwrites.co...nguish-between-edwardian-and-art-deco-jewelry
Hope these help!

Thank you so much!! I am near Philadelphia