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EASTERN EUROPEAN GYPSY RING, 19TH C., SIZE 9 3/4

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Size 9 3/4 with white metal band, 5.9mm width decorated in three crenulated bands. The shoulders with two jingles each flanking the inverted conical bezel with a green " stone" . A little wear from use, but excellent.

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EASTERN EUROPEAN GYPSY RING, 19TH C., SIZE 9 3/4

Lot 0122

Estimate $125-$150

Mar 11, 2026, 4:00 PM EDT

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