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Huge Hexagonal Crest Ring: 22x22mm
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| Ring Head size is 22x22mm. Priced for Silver. Select Karat & Color below for your requirements. Each ring undergoes a series of processes whereby the design is hand drawn onto the rings' surface (in reverse), the metal is then carved away (incised) using hand tools, designed and handmade for each specific task, and finally polished by hand. Considerations for selecting between 9k, 14k and 18k: To be certain, pure gold is 24k, but this is a very soft metal and is nicked easily. The more gold in the alloy the golder the ring will look in color. For example, our 18k gold rings have a very deep rich gold color to it. 14k is not as gold in color and, going down to 9k, there is noticeably less gold in color than the 18k. About the Goldsmiths: With over 50 years combined experience of seal and deep hand engraving on signet rings and other products to a world wide clientele, including European, Middle Eastern and Asian Royalty, these goldsmiths have a treasured and widely acclaimed reputation for the quality of their craftsmanship and service. All of the craftsmen have been traditionally trained using hand engraving tools and techniques virtually unchanged for many centuries. The youngest craftsmen having their skills handed down to them by senior craftsmen. Usually all craftsmen are fully trained in both gold and gemstone engraving. The goldsmiths are also qualified and fully experienced in die sinking, steel die engraving, copper plate engraving, relief engraving and hand (line) engraving. These artists are completely versed in the language of heraldry and are able to design coats of arms from the traditional written description known as blazon. At HistoricalNames.com we are as proud of our relationship with these craftsmen as you are of your family heritage, this is reflected in the superb quality of all these rings. |
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