A Gold Fede Gimmel Ring is traditionally represented by two clasped hands and interlocking bands. The word Fede originates from the Italian term for "trust" or "fidelity", while Gimmel refers to the unique design of the ring. The symbolism behind the clasped hands and interlocking bands represents fidelity and trust as well as unity and inseparability between two individuals. Historically, these rings were commonly exchanged as betrothal or wedding rings, symbolizing the commitment and union of two people.
Width: 5 to 1.9 mm wide
Metal: 14k yellow gold
Markings: none
Finger Size: 5 (can be sized)
Circa: 1900
Weight: 1.4 grams
