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Updated Jan 23

1890s Vintage 2.00 Ct Wedding Ring Set In 935 Argentium Silver size 5

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NEW!!! 1890s Vintage 2.00 Ct Art Deco Old European Wedding Engagement Ring Set In 935 Argentium Silver Princess Diamond Ring Set Antique Bridal Set SIZE 5 (it can also be resized by a jeweler) Center Stone: Lab-Diamond ✦ Stone Shape : Princess Cut ✦ Stone Color: White ✦ Stone Clarity: VVS1 ✦Cut : Excellent ✦ Weight: 2.00 Carat ✦ Side Stone : Lab-Diamond ✦ Stone Shape : Round Cut ✦ Stone Color : White ✦ Stone Clarity : VVS1 ✦ Cut : Excellent ✦ Metal: 935 Argentium Silver This comes with 2 bands!! The first photo is the actual ring with the 2 bands!!! The other photos are only the ring with one of the bands!!

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20 Comments

nance33jo May I ask What Jewelry Shop Was this Originally purchased from and when? It is important to me. Thank you

Aug 26Reply

nance33jo May I ask What Jewelry Shop Was this Originally purchased from and when? It is important to me. Thank you

Aug 26Reply

nance33jo I am very interested in this set...can you kindly reply, thank you

Sep 15Reply

mamahurtt @nance33jo I actually purchased it from a local pawnshop. I love buying vintage/antique pieces with a sweet backstory. The ring belonged to a sweet little lady who was married since she was 14. She passed away at age 98 and her family didn’t have anyone to pass the ring on to so they sold it to the pawnshop which is where I bought it. All of the information I know about it I listed in the description. Hopefully this will help you.

Sep 16Reply

nance33jo I appreciate your follow up to my inquiry about this ring set... I have to see if the 935 Argentium silver and the lab-diamond are a true vintage-antique...I am very interested in this set, may I ask what is the lowest offer you will accept? thank you mamahurtt

Sep 17Reply

mamahurtt @nance33jo yes ma’am I apologize for not responding sooner. I receive multiple messages every day about someone asking to trade, unrealistic offers, etc…. So my sincere apologies for my delay! As far as the price…I am willing to drop it down $50-$60.

Sep 19Reply

nance33jo I completely relate to having to read and respond to messages and make responses that make sense of what they have sent you...so no worries, I am glad you set aside some time to respond to my inquiry concerning this ring set. I have seen very similar if not identical set with the same description and they are offering the set for 155.oo or 66.oo and I don't know how is that possible. So it made me need to ask for a deep dive into what the stone is and the silver? So please help me understand

Sep 20Reply

fnlyamom Does this come with a Gia certificate?

Jan 17Reply

mamahurtt @fnlyamom unfortunately, I do not have one :(

Jan 17Reply

lenaworrell Have you had this appraised? If so do you have the info on it? Or any paperwork if authenticity?

Jan 19Reply

ruppieone I think this would sell if you could provide something that confirms the authenticity. I, myself, am skeptical. You have information, which is good, but that likely means you had it appraised. Could you include the appraisal in the photos?

Jan 23Reply

mstomcat Are you interested in selling just one of the bands? I have this set and have desperately been looking for just a band to add to mine. Your consideration is appreciated.

Jan 26Reply

pkming I’m wondering did they have lab made diamonds back in the 1890?

Feb 07Reply

mamahurtt @pkming The information I was given by a licensed reputable source told me they were first created in the 1890's (gem quality). A gem quality diamond is a natural diamond mined from the earth, while a lab grown diamond is created in a controlled laboratory environment. Both are chemically identical, share same physical properties,

Feb 07Reply

mamahurtt @pkming meaning they can appear visually identical to the naked eye, with the primary distinction being price due to the different formation process; lab grown diamonds are usually significantly cheaper than gem quality diamonds

Feb 07Reply

jenni1119 @pkming Hahahahaha Not according to Google! @mamahurtt It looks like you're trying to sell this same ring on Etsy for $66 dollars. Wow, what a steal for something made in the 1890's! I can appreciate your hustle, however, you probably should state that this ring is some kind of 'vintage inspired' design.

Feb 07Reply

drpaudel15 @jenni1119 yes because Zales used to have this exact design, not in silver. (I own it) The 935 picture doesn’t look like the same thing.

Feb 13Reply

mamahurtt @drpaudel15 well it is because I took the pictures

Feb 13Reply

candelishis @mamahurtt you didn't take these pictures. the same exact photos are on 2 bay listings and an etsy listing for $130-$150. and your description from a "reputable local source" was copied straight from Google. if you paid more than $150 from whatever pawn shop you allegedly bought this from, you got the shift buddy.

6 days agoReply

candelishis ope and also the big website that starts with ama for $99. same exact photos. and you forgot to crop the arrows out of your screenshots before you posted the photos on your listing.

6 days agoReply