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Asking for a friend. It’s a size 3 and almost 11g of 18k or maybe better

Any help is very much appreciated

 

neat !

 

Part of it looks like the Greek gamma beta.

 

Id guess some organization or fraternity. It looks like it was used as a seal.Isnt that wax i see in the crevices ?

 

Keystone State?

 

What are the animals? Horse and...fox?...wolf?...vampire bat?

 

Possibly a fox and hound hunting group in Pennsylvania.

 

size 3...and thick like a pig.......
a small man's pinky ring ???

11 grams of 18k in 1933........ someone was well heeled !!!!

Constan??.....

 

We did think we saw wax. The wolf, or whatever, kinda looks odd. We thought the symbols in the front were possibly Russian?? It’s so small we thought it was a woman’s ring.

 

Are there any gold marks?

 

It doesn't seem Russian to me, but one never knows. Seems more likely to be Greek, because of all of the organizations that use Greek lettering. As Bronwen mentioned, the letters could be the Greek gamma and beta.

 

Would you confirm that's "Constance" inside?

Debora

 

But then wouldn't the "B" be backwards????? (Doesn't mean they wouldn't use it as one!!) Might be a fairly substantial pinky ring!!

 

The letters are very much Cyrillic but in this particular case I cannot relate the ring to anything familiar. And this crescent after the letters is not typical, too.

Bearing in mind that Cyrillic alphabet is half Greek, the other half being newly invented symbols adapted to the Slavic sounds, it can well be the Greek letters Gama and Beta indeed, as suggested by Bronwen and Fig, and related to some fraternity, especially in view of the inscription in Latin inside the ring.

 

I’m asking the friend. I’ll post back when I get the answer

 

No, it was acid tested to 18k. He didn’t have 22k

 

The wolf like creature looks so familiar but can’t remember where I’ve seen it

 

Cub Scouts?

 

I kinda thought so at first but the nose on mine is very odd