9ct Gold Antique Wedding Ring

1940s 9ct gold wedding ring, hallmarked in 1946, dating to the final years of the Second World War. With a classic, understated design, this is a lovely example of a traditional English wedding band. Weighing just 2.83 grams and measuring 2.9mm in width, it sits within the weight restrictions imposed on gold wedding rings during wartime. A lovely piece of history, reflecting the regulations and resourcefulness of jewellery-making during this period.

Metal: 9ct yellow gold.

Marks: Faded maker’s mark, 3-375, Birmingham, 1946, utility stamp.

Measurements: 2.9mm wide.

Weight: 2.83 grams.

Condition: Excellent.

Finger size: UK J.

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