Vintage Emerald Green Glass 10K Ring, 10K Solid Yellow and White Gold Green Glass Ring, 1960s PSCO 10K Ring, Size 4.5 Ring, Vintage Jewelry
$97.50 $130.00
Vintage Emerald Green Glass 10K Ring. Made in the 1960s, this ring features a scissor cut emerald shaped deep green faceted glass stone prong set in a low gallery. The shoulders of the 10K yellow gold ring are decorated with 10K white gold geometric forms in imitation of stones. The ring is in good vintage condition, with minor surface wear to mounting and stone and no other damage noted. The size 4.5 ring is made by Plainville Stock Company and would make a lovely gift for one with a May birthday.
ERA: Retro, 1960s
METAL/MATERIAL: 10K Yellow and White Gold
COLORED STONES: One Emerald Scissor Cut Emerald Green Glass Stone
HALLMARK/HISTORY: 10K (faint) and PSCO for the Plainville Stock Company of Plainville, MA, founded in 1889
MEASUREMENTS: Head measures 10.4 mm wide, with shank tapering to 1.3 mm at reverse
RING SIZE: 4.5
WEIGHT: 2.1 grams
CONDITION: Good vintage condition, with minor surface wear to mounting and stone and no other damage noted. Previously owned and worn.
Arrives gift boxed.
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