A simple ring with a delicate ornament produced by a branch of the capital's "Warmet" - Agat in Kłodzko.
Hallmarks: Poland, 1963-1986, Silver (0.800), Cracow, Warmet/Agat.
Weight: 5.6 g
Diameter: 21.5 mm
Jewelers size: 28
Overall condition as seen in the photos.
Agat - a jewelry stone grinding plant in Klodzko, which in 1974 became a subsidiary of Warsaw's Warmet. In addition to creating and implementing its own jewelry designs, the plant supplied polished stones (mainly cabochons) to studios throughout Poland. Among the most frequently used were nephrite and the very title agate.Warmet - a famous Warsaw factory with branches throughout Poland. It was established as a result of the nationalization of private enterprises in 1951 and their further transformation, including into Wytwórnia Wyrobów Jubilerskich. 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 the Precious Metals Products Factory "Warmet".
