Gold ring with a cameo, first half of the 20th century

The ring made of 18k gold in the first half of the 20th century is a true masterpiece of jewelry in the form of a marquise, the central point of which is a cameo carved on a delicate shell. The bas-relief depicts an airy female figure dancing with a lyre, fully reflecting the elegance and grace of antique inspirations. The light silhouette artistically carved by the master of glyptics clearly stands out against the brown-orange background, revealing every detail of the masterful sculpture. The full setting of the cameo is set on a subtle, thin rail, the lightness of which is emphasized by the split arms delicately connecting it with the decorative part of the ring. This extremely delicate material - the shell - is the perfect background for the representation of Terpsichore, the muse of dance, belonging to Apollo's retinue. The antique theme, masterful workmanship and fascinating mythological symbolism make this ring a unique jewel that is sure to attract the attention of both jewelry lovers and collectors of precious artifacts with mythological motifs.