14kt Gold and Jade Filigree Ring
This is a vintage-style 14kt yellow gold ring weighing approximately 7.65 grams. The ring features a wide band adorned with intricate wire-work filigree and scrollwork detailing across the shoulders and face. It is set with three oval cabochon green jadeite or nephrite stones, arranged horizontally across the top. The stones exhibit a rich, mottled forest-green hue and are secured within multi-prong open-back bezel settings. The interior of the shank is clearly stamped with the hallmark '14K CEL', indicating the gold purity and likely a maker's mark. The construction shows high-quality craftsmanship characteristic of late 20th-century jewelry design, possibly under a Brutalist or Neo-Victorian influence. The surface displays a soft patina with minor surface scratches and light wear consistent with age and occasional use. The green gemstones appear intact with no visible large fractures, although minor internal inclusions are present, which are typical for natural jade materials. The overall structure is sound, and the detailed filigree remains crisp.
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Estimated Value
$850 - $1,150
Basic Information
Category
Fine Jewelry
Appraised On
May 15, 2026
Estimated Value
$850 - $1,150
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14kt cel Ring w/3 stones and total weight of 7.65g
Item Description
This is a vintage-style 14kt yellow gold ring weighing approximately 7.65 grams. The ring features a wide band adorned with intricate wire-work filigree and scrollwork detailing across the shoulders and face. It is set with three oval cabochon green jadeite or nephrite stones, arranged horizontally across the top. The stones exhibit a rich, mottled forest-green hue and are secured within multi-prong open-back bezel settings. The interior of the shank is clearly stamped with the hallmark '14K CEL', indicating the gold purity and likely a maker's mark. The construction shows high-quality craftsmanship characteristic of late 20th-century jewelry design, possibly under a Brutalist or Neo-Victorian influence. The surface displays a soft patina with minor surface scratches and light wear consistent with age and occasional use. The green gemstones appear intact with no visible large fractures, although minor internal inclusions are present, which are typical for natural jade materials. The overall structure is sound, and the detailed filigree remains crisp.
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