French ring by the firm ORANOR made of silver with an 18-karat gold top application. The design features a semi-spherical central motif decorated with star-shaped openwork and small set colorless imitations, accompanied by undulating shoulders that provide volume and a character very typical of French jewelry from the first half of the 20th century.

Made approximately between 1930 and 1940, it responds to a transitional design between late Art Deco and the early forms of French Retro style. The combination of silver with 18-karat gold was a common solution in quality French jewelry, allowing for the creation of impactful pieces with an elegant contrast of metals. The brand ORANOR, attributed to the Établissements Lucien Desmousseaux of Paris, marketed this type of jewelry during the first half of the 20th century. It is a very representative piece of French design from the period, with a sculptural silhouette and openwork decoration that retains all the personality of European jewelry prior to World War II.

• Period / Style: Late Art Deco
• Origin: France
• Circa: 1930-1940
• Materials: Silver and 18-karat gold with colorless stones
• Hallmarks or Punches: ORANOR and crown and hallmarks compatible with silver and 18-karat gold
• Acid Test: Performed
• Measurements: Inner diameter 18.8 mm — Spain Size 19 (approx.)
• Weight: 4.97 g
  

Condition: These items are not new; they show signs of wear and may have scratches and imperfections typical of their age and use. Please examine the photographs carefully. We offer an accurate description; if you need to confirm any details, please write to us before purchasing.

The box shown in the images is for display purposes only and is not included with the piece.