Medium-Width High Carat Rose Gold Ring From Our Workshop

A rose is a rose is a rose… When Gertrude Stein lyrically evoked the image of the rose in her famous 1913 poem Sacred Emily, she was looking back on a long tradition of nature depiction in the arts, in which the rose, in particular, was laden with meaning. By the 19th century, plant motifs of leaves and blossoms had already become the preferred themes in art. They were seen as symbols of nature’s forces, of eternal growth and decay. And the rose held a special place among them, as it has always been a symbol of love. The ring presented here from our workshop features a continuous relief of rose blossoms and leaves. Its design is inspired by wedding rings from the turn of the century. It is crafted from high-carat rose gold and measures 3.3 millimetres in width. With its gold content of 750/000, the rose gold takes on a charming, warm tone. In this way, colour and motif combine to form a harmonious unity. The domed ring, measuring 3.3 millimetres in width, has rounded edges and is bombé on the inside, enhancing its wearing comfort. There is also ample space inside for a personal engraving, a date, or the name of a partner. The ring is available in various versions. You can find all models for this design at this link.

Schätzpreis:€980

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