Description: Vintage sterling silver ring with a sculpted flower set with a small clear stone, framed by textured leaves on a split bypass shank. The oxidised finish brings out the detail. A design typical of the Soviet period. After Ukraine’s independence in 1991, Soviet hallmarks were replaced with Ukrainian ones, and this ring carries the later Ukrainian 925 hallmark with the trident. Good vintage condition with light wear to the band, consistent with age.
size Uk L 1/2
Weight: 2.70 g
Box not included.
About this piece
A botanical ring of quietly striking detail: the sculptural flower head, set with a small clear stone, rises between textured leaves that frame it like cupped hands. The split bypass shank allows the band to sit comfortably, and the oxidised silver—darkened to emphasise the relief—is characteristic of Soviet jewellery design, where contrast and craftsmanship spoke louder than polish.
Hallmarked with the Ukrainian 925 mark (the trident), this piece was likely made or finished after 1991, when Ukraine adopted its own assay standards following independence. The hand-worked quality is evident throughout: the leaf veining, the dimensional flower petals, the considered proportions. It shows light wear to the band, entirely consistent with vintage wear, and retains a satisfying weight and presence on the hand.
















