Antique Orange Blossom Band, 18k yellow gold
An orange blossom pattern band in 18k yellow gold with initials and a 1914 wedding date. Orange blossom pattern is commonly used in wedding bands of the era. It became popular when Queen Victoria wore a wreath of orange blossom on her wedding day in 1840. Orange blossom symbolizes virtue, love, and fertility. Looking at the date, I can't wonder if this was owned by a wife of a WWII soldier.
Metal: 18K gold
Approximate Measurements:
Size: 6 US
Thickness: 2.1mm
Gross Weight: 2.4 g
Hallmark: 18ct APEX with engraving C&RL 28-3-14
Condition: Excellent, with little signs of wear, pre-owned condition
An orange blossom pattern band in 18k yellow gold with initials and a 1914 wedding date. Orange blossom pattern is commonly used in wedding bands of the era. It became popular when Queen Victoria wore a wreath of orange blossom on her wedding day in 1840. Orange blossom symbolizes virtue, love, and fertility. Looking at the date, I can't wonder if this was owned by a wife of a WWII soldier.
Metal: 18K gold
Approximate Measurements:
Size: 6 US
Thickness: 2.1mm
Gross Weight: 2.4 g
Hallmark: 18ct APEX with engraving C&RL 28-3-14
Condition: Excellent, with little signs of wear, pre-owned condition
An orange blossom pattern band in 18k yellow gold with initials and a 1914 wedding date. Orange blossom pattern is commonly used in wedding bands of the era. It became popular when Queen Victoria wore a wreath of orange blossom on her wedding day in 1840. Orange blossom symbolizes virtue, love, and fertility. Looking at the date, I can't wonder if this was owned by a wife of a WWII soldier.
Metal: 18K gold
Approximate Measurements:
Size: 6 US
Thickness: 2.1mm
Gross Weight: 2.4 g
Hallmark: 18ct APEX with engraving C&RL 28-3-14
Condition: Excellent, with little signs of wear, pre-owned condition