Rings from this era often feature two stacked rectangular onyx plaques, or split rectangular stones that flank a central diamond, creating an elongated “step-cut” look.
Kenart was a well-known English jeweler famous for high-quality, detailed dog breed pins and brooches. Back is clearly stamped with the Kenart maker’s mark (stylized house/logo), patent/design number, and Made in England.
Stamped in one side 10k and designer mark of FO or PO, other side is marked LOVE SONG. Size 5.75-6 – total ring and stone weight 1.93 grams.
Wear it on a jacket lapel, sweater, scarf, hat, or bag — or add it to your pin collection! All rhinestones are present, secure, and bright with nice sparkle. Closure: Functional pin back with secure hook on the textured silver-tone reverse.
The ring showcases an elegant Art Deco-style design with decorative shoulders and a yellow gold band. Marked 10K ( ring has been tested to confirm 10k gold purity) and unidentified makers mark weighs 2.7g grams.
Nice estate finds a 10 K white gold onyx and small diamond ring in good condition. The ring is about a size 5 weighing about 2.9 grams.
Circa 1920s. Stunning and articulated black onyx, diamond, and 14k gold pendant. Onyx portion does rotate. 14k hallmark on back as shown.
This 30″ hand-knotted Cinnabar and Black Obsidian Necklace features a round pendant with eleven carved red large stones. The necklace is vintage and of ethnic style, making it a unique and eye-catching accessory for women. The black obsidian main stone is natural and not enhanced, with a nickel-free and stackable design. This original piece is from China and is a beautiful addition to any jewelry collection.