This beautiful piece was made from Gorham's 1894 pattern called, Imperial Chrysanthemum. An incredibly ornate pattern garnished with several chrysanthemums. Three at the head of the spoon, two more as it tapers in to form an hour glass shape, and yet another two as is gently flows back out. Scrolls and leafing dance about it's edges, embedded with multitudes of imperial chrysanthemums.
This solid sterling silver spoon ring is labeled as such on the inside of the band. It weighs .48 troy oz. At it's widest point on the front it measures .86 inches, and .34 in on the back.
I made this Dank Artistry quality spoon ring using tools from the jewelry trade to insure a proper fit and professional appearance. I take great care in forming my rings and bracelets into jewelry suitable for a reason, a season, or a lifetime.
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