Silver wedding ring made at the Warmet company in Warsaw. These rings were sold as bricks for the construction of the Warsaw Uprising monument.
Oxidized silver.
Signed on the inside of the rail with the maker's mark (the so-called Warmet cane) and the faintly stamped state silver 925 after 1986.
Patina.
Preservation condition of the item very good.
Jeweler's size: 22
Weight: 6.0 g Ag.925
Warmet - a famous Warsaw factory with branches all over Poland. It was established as a result of the nationalization of private enterprises in 1951 and their further transformations, including into Wytwórnia Wyrobów Jubilerkich. It has been known by its current name since 1969, when Wytwórnia Wyrobów Jubilerskich (from which the famous "reed" - Warmet's signature made up of the letters WWJ) was renamed Warmet Precious Metals Products Factory. In the 1970s, as the factory developed and demand for its products grew, branches were established throughout Poland, including Biamet in Białystok, Resovia in Rzeszów, Agat in Kłodzko, Agmet in Częstochowa and Jantar in Sopot.
