Art Nouveau Coral Antique Ring 19th_century often of an inferior form

often of an inferior form of labradorite but called moonstone (usually white and with crackled interiors) are created by machine and cannot compare in their overall expression or subtlety of the faces' details nor in the material itself

every flicker hits the eye with light and color

purple amethyst adds the dignity to the drop

A nice gold weight for its precious size adds to its appeal

Sensuous open work curves make way for a gallery open for maximum light to enter the culet of all the sparkling diamonds

Art Nouveau Coral Antique Ring 19th_century often of an inferior formAmericana at its best, it is a rare treat to offer an Art Nouveau ring. Surprisingly, finding rings from this period is not as common as you might imagine. More easily obtained are pendants or necklaces. As in any artistic movement, finding examples that typify the apex or purity of the movement's aesthetics, remains a notch in any collectors repertoire. Here, is a brilliant example by White, Wile, & Warner formerly located in Buffalo, NY.