I'd have bought that in a heartbeat.
Um, chrysanthemum. ;)
I've seen these. And I now have an ear worm, I can't remember the damn song title. It's French and there was an English version that went, "call...
Yup, and I bet they're silver.
Empoli.
Let me throw something else in here. People from Catalunya went to Cuba to make their fortunes - hence, Bacardi which was invented by a Catalan....
If you're giving it to family, I'd not bother having it appraised.
Bet it's Austrian or German.
It's not Wedgwood. I'd agree made for export, or as a cheap reminder of home. WHat's the base like?
Asterix got me an AA* grade in O level French.
These were sold as shelf edgers or for flower pots. I put them in my garden. Patinated brass.
If I saw that here, I'd think Belgian.
The circular is simply copyright. I've seen this.
Traditional wedding rings in Europe were not and are not stone set. I'd call this an engagement ring. Nice illusion pave setting.
That cut looks later. Anything on the inside of the band?
Ah, I'll forgive the pin, then.
Yup, modern. Kema Keur is a Belgian/Dutch quality mark, as is CEBEC. That green/yellow earth is modern as well. It's post 1977 at the very least,...
Have you never read Asterix?
HOT PIN? Arg.
Bohemian garnets from Jablonec/Gablonz. Might be gold, but rolled gold was also used.
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