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Vintage Scallop Shell Eternity Band in Sterling Silver
This vintage sterling silver band from the 1990s features a continuous pattern of sculpted scallop shells separated by polished silver beads. The repeating design wraps around the finger, creating an eternity-style band with subtle texture and soft oxidized details.
This fun band could be worn on its own or it would look lovely in a stack of rings!
-Details-
Size: 6 ¾ US, M ½ UK
Dimensions: ~ 5.00 mm wide
Metal: Sterling Silver
Total Weight: 2.08 grams
Hallmark: 925
Condition: This ring is in very good vintage condition. Light surface wear consistent with age and gentle use. The oxidized details remain well defined, and the band retains its original shape.
A Note to Our Customers: All of our vintage or antique pieces have been loved in a previous life. Because of this, you may notice subtle signs of wear consistent with age, a soft patina, or minor surface marks. We take great care to photograph and describe each piece as accurately as possible, and will always note anything significant.
This vintage sterling silver band from the 1990s features a continuous pattern of sculpted scallop shells separated by polished silver beads. The repeating design wraps around the finger, creating an eternity-style band with subtle texture and soft oxidized details.
This fun band could be worn on its own or it would look lovely in a stack of rings!
-Details-
Size: 6 ¾ US, M ½ UK
Dimensions: ~ 5.00 mm wide
Metal: Sterling Silver
Total Weight: 2.08 grams
Hallmark: 925
Condition: This ring is in very good vintage condition. Light surface wear consistent with age and gentle use. The oxidized details remain well defined, and the band retains its original shape.
A Note to Our Customers: All of our vintage or antique pieces have been loved in a previous life. Because of this, you may notice subtle signs of wear consistent with age, a soft patina, or minor surface marks. We take great care to photograph and describe each piece as accurately as possible, and will always note anything significant.

