1920's Art Deco Platinum Wheat Antique Wedding Band Ring
- Band ring features engraved wheat motif fully around
- Inscribed 'L.H. to M.F. Nov. 25 - 22.'
- Stamped for platinum
- Circa: 1922; via dated inscription
- Ring size: 5 3/4 and not sizable
- Measures North to South 2.0 mm and sits 1.5 mm high
- Total weight: 2.8 grams
- Stock Number: We-11073
Enshrine yourself with precious symbolism with this Art Deco wheat ring! Seen as early as the Renaissance period, the wheat motif symbolizes wealth, prosperity, and abundance! Once worn by farmers' wives to celebrate a bountiful harvest, the motif was popularized during the Art Deco period as a symbol of a fruitful betrothal.
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1920's Art Deco Platinum Wheat Antique Wedding Band Ring
- Band ring features engraved wheat motif fully around
- Inscribed 'L.H. to M.F. Nov. 25 - 22.'
- Stamped for platinum
- Circa: 1922; via dated inscription
- Ring size: 5 3/4 and not sizable
- Measures North to South 2.0 mm and sits 1.5 mm high
- Total weight: 2.8 grams
- Stock Number: We-11073
Enshrine yourself with precious symbolism with this Art Deco wheat ring! Seen as early as the Renaissance period, the wheat motif symbolizes wealth, prosperity, and abundance! Once worn by farmers' wives to celebrate a bountiful harvest, the motif was popularized during the Art Deco period as a symbol of a fruitful betrothal.
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- Band ring features engraved wheat motif fully around
- Inscribed 'L.H. to M.F. Nov. 25 - 22.'
- Stamped for platinum
- Circa: 1922; via dated inscription
- Ring size: 5 3/4 and not sizable
- Measures North to South 2.0 mm and sits 1.5 mm high
- Total weight: 2.8 grams
- Stock Number: We-11073
Enshrine yourself with precious symbolism with this Art Deco wheat ring! Seen as early as the Renaissance period, the wheat motif symbolizes wealth, prosperity, and abundance! Once worn by farmers' wives to celebrate a bountiful harvest, the motif was popularized during the Art Deco period as a symbol of a fruitful betrothal.
