USSR ruby ​​ring in 583 gold - circa 1960s, Soviet vintage ring

A powerful relic from the Soviet era: This impressive ruby ​​ring combines elegance, symbolism, and history in a masterfully crafted piece of jewelry. Crafted in the 1960s in the former USSR, this ring radiates not only with its massive weight of 14.76 grams, but also with its artful craftsmanship.

The deep red, faceted oval-cut ruby ​​sits majestically in an open, gold-plated, ornamental setting, immediately captivating the eye. Framed by lovingly crafted curves and accents, the ring appears both majestic and artfully playful—a design that epitomizes the unmistakable style of Soviet goldsmithing.

The original hallmarks—including the classic female head symbol, the "583" gold mark (equivalent to 14 karat), and the city mark—confirm its authenticity and origin from the Soviet Union, presumably Moscow. This ring is more than just a piece of jewelry: It's a collector's item, a conversation piece, a historic highlight—ideal for lovers of vintage jewelry with character.

Product details

• Origin: Soviet Union (presumably Moscow)

• Era: approx. 1960s–1980s

• Gold content: 583 gold (equivalent to 14 carats)

• Weight: approx. 14.76 g

• Ring size: US 9 / EU approx. 59-60

• Stone setting: ruby, deep red, faceted

• Stone size: approx. 2.2 × 1.6 cm

• Setting: filigree ornamental structure, openwork

• Condition: very good, slight patina of time

• Special feature: multiple hallmarks (woman's head, "583", city mark)

• Style: USSR design, Soviet historicism

• Wearing comfort: stable, balanced

• Collection value: high – rare original with history