Antike Ringe

(until around 1950)

Rings have enjoyed great popularity for over 4000 years and are among the most sought-after pieces of antique jewellery. If you choose an antique ring, you will receive a truly unique piece of jewellery that will inspire and accompany you for a long time and that you can later pass on as an heirloom. As a gift for a loved one, rings are very popular, and it is not without reason that they are also used as wedding and engagement rings as a symbol of infinity. They also exist as a symbol of friendship, as a memento or in the form of signet rings. Find out more "

Make a statement with timeless antique rings

Antique rings inspire with their unique design. Most models can be individually adjusted to your ring width so that you can call an antique piece of jewellery your own. For an engagement, we offer you antique engagement rings: You can simply select the ring you want from any era and use it for this purpose.

Antique rings from different eras

Wearing an antique ring on your hand immediately makes an individual statement. What's more, historical rings usually go with any outfit and do not need to be coordinated with your clothing style or other jewellery. With an antique gold ring, you always make the right decision and it is always a valuable gift for yourself or a loved one. At Halsbandaffaire, you will find rings from different eras, all of which will win you over with their uniqueness.

Historicism and the Belle Epoque

Historicism was characterised by the fact that it was influenced by past styles, particularly Rococo, Renaissance and Gothic. Belle Epoque rings are usually characterised by noble elegance and timelessness and have lost none of their beauty to this day. Popular materials for antique rings from this period include gold, pearls, coloured stones and diamonds.

Turn of the century and Art Nouveau

Finger rings were very popular at the turn of the century and during the Art Nouveau period: the ornately decorated models impress with their costly materials and curved designs.

First half of the 20th century

From ca. 1910, white gold and platinum became increasingly popular materials. Diamonds also became increasingly popular, giving rise to the fashion for so-called "white jewellery". The antique rings of this period can therefore be combined well with delicate antique chains made of gold and silver.

Art Deco rings

In the Art Deco era, the fashionable colour was clearly white - in combination with diamonds and platinum. This was also reflected in the design of the elegant rings. The ring designs of this period are strict, linear and geometric and therefore highly timeless and modern to our modern eye.

Discover our antique rings made from high-quality materials

White gold/platinum

White gold and platinum rings were often combined with diamonds to create precious pieces of jewellery: You will find various models from the first half of the 20th century and from the Art Deco period, which inspire with their timeless beauty.

Diamonds

Antique diamond rings from the various eras can be used very well as romantic engagement rings. They are timeless classics that never go out of fashion. By choosing a historic diamond ring, you are setting an antipole to our fast-moving times and opting for a truly unique piece that you will enjoy for a long time to come.

Coloured stones

Coloured stones were also very popular in antique rings - in addition to the three classics ruby, sapphire and emerald, amethyst, opal, peridot and citrine were also often used. At the beginning of the 20th century in particular, the stone cuts were highly elaborate and artistic and the stones were sometimes cut into the setting in a calibrated manner.

Garnets

Garnets were particularly popular in the 19th and mid-20th century and remain so to this day. With an antique or vintage garnet ring, you get a truly unique piece that can be perfectly combined for special occasions as well as every day.

Pearls

The wonderful shimmer of pearls has been a source of excitement for centuries: the many different shades of colour are different for every pearl. They are often combined with diamonds or other gemstones. Until the early 20th century, only natural pearls, so-called oriental pearls, were used. From the 1920s onwards, cultured pearls came onto the market and quickly became popular.

Antique jewellery at Halsbandaffaire: more favourite pieces

Matching your antique rings, Halsbandaffaire offers many other pieces of jewellery that are guaranteed to become your new favourite: For example, we offer antique earrings and antique brooches from many different eras. Take advantage of our many years of expertise and let us advise you on the selected pieces of jewellery: We look forward to hearing from you!