Gold ring found in tyrol

[manry]

Hello, I would like know how old is this, indeed I think it's modern around 1920-30 but I can tell no well so any help would appreciate. Thx again.
Unluckely I have only this photo cause this ring is in another place where I'm now.

 

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[ANTIQUARIAN]

Unfortunately, I can't see the makers mark, I can see in your pic that it may be visible, without that info it's just a shot in the dark as to the date.
Based on the style of the setting, which traditionally is from the 16thc, your find looks to be an early 20thc 'Posy' ring.

"Also spelled posie or poesy, these rings derived their name from the French word “poésie,” or poem, because of the short sayings with which they were engraved that were religious, friendly or amorous in nature. Posy rings were popular from the latter half of the Middle Ages, which extended from the 5th to 15th century. In medieval times, when religion was very much a part of everyday life, it was common for saints’ figures or religious text to appear on the rings alongside romantic expressions or even expressions of friendship. In this way, the rings functioned both as a religious talisman and a gift of love. According to the Victoria & Albert Museum, posy rings from Medieval Period often have words engraved around the outside of the band, while in later examples the lettering is found inside."

Dave

 

[ARC]

Yeah I am going with modern.

 

[manry]

Thx Antiquarian for all, I can confirm you this don't have any marks incised. I found this in a zone where have 1910's till thousends years discoveries.

 

[manry]

I got time ago another picture and posted in another forum now I have it here:

 

[DetecTom]

That’s a really neat find. I can’t tell how old it is, but it is really cool, nonetheless.