This is not just any high carat band, okay? I want to make that really clear.
This is the heaviest, highest quality ring I have ever had the pleasure of handling. It is the ULTIMATE gold ring. I'm not comparing this with diamond or other quality gem set rings, I'm talking about plain gold high carat bands; in my opinion this is the best on the UK market.
When I say the piece is heavy, I mean it's heavy. We're not dealing with 5 or 6 or even 7 grams of 22 carat gold here, no no this piece weighs an almighty 11.4 grams in weight.
22 carat rings of this quality are rare and the reason for this is that they were (and still are) melted down due to the rocketing price of gold. This is an absolute investment piece.
The profile is stunning. It's perfectly round from every angle. The inside of the band is flat, not completely flat but flat enough that it sits flush to the finger for maximum comfort and let's talk about comfort because the ring feels like pure butter on the finger. It's by far the most comfortable ring I've worn which is a big achievement given the weight.
The 22ct gold glow is unmistakeable, it's old school glamour, it demands attention and it certainly has mine.
*this piece can be resized, please contact me before purchase for a quote
SUPERB 1927 22ct gold band
Material - 9ct gold
Hallmarks - 22 | London | 1927
Country of origin - England
Width - 4.2mm
Height off finger - 2.4mm
Size - UK P / US 7.5/75 / EU 56 *fits on the small side due to the heft
Weight - 11.45g
Condition - excellent antique condition.
All of my pieces are at the very least pre-owned and most of them are vintage or antique. This item is not brand new and as such, will not look brand new. Please expect signs of wear to include kinks in links, surface wear to gold, scuffs to stones and accept this as part and parcel of buying second hand jewellery. I will be as clear as I can with item descriptions and condition statements and aim to make sure you are aware of any potential defects before you buy. Please study the photos carefully as they form part of the condition statement.