#51565
02/08/2006 11:01 PM
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Hi, Gaspare. It's good to hear from you. You have to be critcal; that's good. If I've understand you correct���. -The swastika is not a bit tilt, the horizontal and vertical axis are correct in relation to the front border. The twists aside are mirrored to eachother; left big twist goes twistup, right the big twist goes down. If you look frontal it looks a-symetrical (Celtic).
-Do you mean that the swastika should be in the center of a square instead of a rectangle front like this ring has ( good point!)?.. �I�ve seen that geometric art d�co rings have this. This twisted style I don�t know because I have never seen rings like this for comparison.
The enamel is deep; there is a deep chip in the centre of the swastika, no traces of fracture . As you see, the wearer of the ring has handled it rather rough ; but the enamel didn�t break out to the bottem.
Gaspare, I hope that I have given you the info you asked for. Thanks.
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