This amazing 1930s Early Australian spinel ring was made by Wendts. Most famous for making the 203ct Andamooka Opal necklace for the queen in 1954 this Australian jewellery company has a lovely rich history. Changing their name to Wendts just after WWI, this ring still bears its lovely crisp hallmark in the 18ct yellow gold shank.

With the stunning mixed metal setting that is synonymous with the 1930s this bright blue synthetic spinel is the most stunning bright blue. With no flaws, we are assuming this beauty to be synthetic and it fits with the time period, where synthetics were expensive and the choice of a lot of people due to their colour and clear clarity. The platinum shoulders and 6 pairs of double claws are all in lovely condition and the 18ct gold is rich and the band is barely worn and super comfy. 

Particulars: 

Size  N or just smaller than 6.75 (sizeable)

Weight 3.4g

Width 10.7 x 8 x 5.3mm on a half round shank of 2.25 x 1.1mm

Hallmarks "WENDTS" "18CT PLAT"

Condition - some facet wear to the stone - metal is in great condtion for its age 

Please be aware that this item is vintage and therefore is NOT new; it is preloved. Please see the pictures and description to ensure you are happy with it before you buy. Stones may have tiny marks, chips or flea bites, metal will have marks of wear like surface scratches; but any bigger flaws will be clearly highlighted above. Also note - none of the other items or props in the photo come with the item and all measurements are approximate.

All items are available on lay-by - please get in touch to discuss options.