Descrizione

The Etruscan Oval Ring is a unique and refined creation, inspired by the culture and goldsmith's art of the ancient Etruscan civilization. Handmade in 18k gold, this jewel has an oval shape that recalls the motifs and style typical of Etruscan jewels, characterized by harmonious lines and intricate details. Oval rings were common and often worn by members of the Etruscan elite as a sign of power and wealth.

This ring is perfect for both special occasions and everyday use, thanks to its versatility and its ability to combine classic beauty and modernity.

Characteristics
  • Material: 18KT Gold
  • Stones: Diamond
  • Decoration: Enamel
  • Weight: about 8.7 g
  • Size: IT 16 adjustable - Ø 17.5mm
  • Produced in Italy
Historical Curiosities

The Etruscans were renowned for their skill in working precious metals, particularly gold, and their goldsmith's art profoundly influenced subsequent Roman civilizations. Etruscan jewelery was famous for its complexity and use of advanced techniques such as granulation and filigree, which involved the application of tiny gold spheres or thin wires to create intricate patterns and refined decorations.

The Etruscans believed that jewels had not only aesthetic but also spiritual value, often used as protective amulets and status symbols.

Etruscan goldsmith art was widely influenced by neighboring cultures, such as the Greeks and Egyptians, but it maintained a unique identity, becoming one of the most appreciated and recognizable aspects of Etruscan civilization.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which style inspired the oval gold ring?

It is inspired by the goldsmithing of the ancient Etruscan civilisation, with an oval shape, harmonious lines and intricate details.

Which materials and weight are listed for the Etruscan oval ring?

The technical details list 18K gold, diamond and enamel decoration, with a weight of approximately 8.7 g.

Is the oval ring handmade and adjustable?

The description specifies handcrafting and production in Italy. The listed size is adjustable IT 16.