Vintage Soviet USSR 875 Silver Gilt Purple Amethyst Solitaire Ring – Size 6
Discover the elegant character of this vintage USSR 875 silver amethyst solitaire ring, featuring a large oval faceted amethyst in a vivid purple color. The gemstone is securely held in a classic prong setting and framed by graceful open swirl and scroll-style silverwork along the sides.
The rich purple amethyst contrasts beautifully with the warm gilt gold-tone finish, while the flowing openwork creates a refined sculptural silhouette. Its combination of bold color and distinctive Retro detailing makes it a beautiful example of vintage Soviet silver jewelry.
Product Details
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Metal: Solid USSR / Soviet 875 Silver with Gilt Gold-Tone Finish
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Silver Purity: 875 Silver
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Stone: Large Oval Faceted Amethyst – Vivid Purple
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Setting: Prong-Set Solitaire
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Design: Open Swirl / Scroll Openwork Sides
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Style: Retro / Swirl / Solitaire
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Ring Size: US 6
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Era: Vintage Soviet Union / USSR
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Type: Solitaire Ring
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Finish: Gilt Gold-Tone / Gold-Plated Finish
Condition
This is a pre-owned vintage piece with signs of age and wear consistent with its history. The gilt finish may show areas of wear or patina, adding to its vintage character. Please review all photographs carefully for the exact condition of the amethyst, silverwork, gilding, patina, and decorative details.
Important: You will receive the exact ring shown in the photographs. Please use the photos as the primary reference for its appearance and condition.
Why You'll Love It
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Solid vintage USSR 875 silver
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Warm gilt gold-tone finish
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Large vivid purple faceted amethyst
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Classic prong-set solitaire design
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Flowing open swirl and scroll details
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Sculptural openwork silver setting
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Elegant Retro Soviet / USSR character
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Distinctive statement silhouette
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Unique addition to a vintage amethyst jewelry collection
A refined vintage Soviet 875 silver gilt amethyst solitaire ring, combining a rich purple gemstone with graceful openwork and warm gold-tone gilding for a distinctive Retro look.







