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  • Soviet Era 14k Rose Gold Lab Grown Ruby Drop Earrings
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  • soviet era 14k rose gold lab grown ruby drop earrings
  • Soviet Era 14k Rose Gold Lab Grown Ruby Drop Earrings
  • Soviet Era 14k Rose Gold Lab Grown Ruby Drop Earrings
  • Soviet Era 14k y/g syn ruby earrings
  • soviet era 14k rose gold lab grown ruby drop earrings

Soviet Era 14k Rose Gold Lab Grown Ruby Drop Earrings

$900.00

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Soviet-era Russian rose gold drop earrings, marked 583 with the hammer and sickle assay mark, featuring lab-grown rubies in secure lever-back (“English lock”) settings and finished with traditional buttercup-style mountings. The warm rose gold and vivid ruby centers reflect the bold, enduring aesthetic characteristic of mid-century Soviet jewelry design, where durability and saturated color were hallmarks of the era.

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Additional information

Style

Classic, Dangle, Drop, Vintage
Gender

Women
Gross Weight

2.00
Center Stone Type

Ruby
Metal Type

14K Gold
Metal Color

Rose
Metal Finish

Polished
Vendor SKU

SE1750
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