Orange Blossom experts?

[kfree]

I am new here. I was hoping someone could help me with information on my mother’s wedding ring that I have adored since I was a child.
My parents have been married for 50 years so this ring is from 1973 and she has told me it’s an orange blossom but I can’t find anything information online about the ring not even a picture or style name.
Can anyone help?

 

[Paisley2628]

Hi!
Please check the inside of the bands for any hallmarks/makers marks.

The Traub company produced a line called "Traub Orange Blossom" rings starting in early 1900's. The rings usually had an "orange blossom" design around the band.

 

[kfree]

Hi!
Please check the inside of the bands for any hallmarks/makers marks.

The Traub company produced a line called "Traub Orange Blossom" rings starting in early 1900's. The rings usually had an "orange blossom" design around the band.

She could see any markings but after 50 years it could have worn off.
She has also told me she still has the box and it says orange blossom.
When I see her later I will check the inside of her ring for markings.
Are you thinking it isn’t an “Orange Blossom”?

 

[Paisley2628]

She could see any markings but after 50 years it could have worn off.
She has also told me she still has the box and it says orange blossom.
When I see her later I will check the inside of her ring for markings.
Are you thinking it isn’t an “Orange Blossom”?

I do think it would be made by Orange Blossom - Styles in the 1970's were very different than the early decades of the Traub Orange Blossom. Definitely use a magnifying glass/loupe to magnify any remaining markings in the ring.

Here is an example of an Orange Blossom ring - probably from the 1970's era.
Searching for "Orange Blossom" "Retro" "Vintage" "1970's" will help in locating more examples.

 

[Paisley2628]

An ad for Orange Blossom rings - 1977