LOLA BROOKS 18K & SILVER ANCIENT GREEK LION HEAD COIN RING, 500-400 BC
LOLA BROOKS 18K & SILVER ANCIENT GREEK LION HEAD COIN RING, 500-400 BC
LOLA BROOKS 18K & SILVER ANCIENT GREEK LION HEAD COIN RING, 500-400 BC
LOLA BROOKS 18K & SILVER ANCIENT GREEK LION HEAD COIN RING, 500-400 BC

Lola Brooks 18k & silver ancient greek lion head coin ring, 500-400 bc

$8,450

Details

Lola Brooks 18k yellow gold & silver Ancient Greek coin ring with the roaring head of a lion on the front & a stellate design within an incuse square on the reverse, size 6 1/4. The ancient coin from 500-400 BC measures approximately 1/2" x 3/8" & is set in Lola’s signature cast bezel setting. The comfort fit band tapers from approximately 3/16″ to 1/8″ in width.

- Silver ancient Greek diobol coin with lion / incuse square from Miletos, Ionia, 500-400 BC
- 18k yellow gold
- size 6 1/4

    This ring can be resized. Please allow 2 - 6 weeks. Inquire about sizing fee.

    Lola Brooks has always been captivated by the Victorian-era concept of jewelry as a form of communication, and the role of personal adornment in cultural identity. Nowhere is that more evident than her own informal-yet-elegant large-scale designs that lend themselves to self-expression.

    Stones, often hand-cut, are the starting point for Brooks, who incorporates a prism of gems spanning rubies to tourmaline in her collections — though she has a professed fondness for diamonds.Reflecting influences ranging from the Victorians to the Arts & Crafts movement and modernist American studio jewelry, each piece is fabricated or carved in wax and cast, resulting in limited production and one-of-a-kind works.
    An artist and educator who studied at Pratt Institute and earned a BFA in metals at SUNY New Paltz, Brooks has had her work chronicled in numerous publications. Her jewelry can be found in the permanent collections of New York City’s Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Art and Design.