A diamond tension ring by Niessing, the brilliant cut diamond, approximately 0.12 carats, tension set in a tubular shank, signed Niessing, numbered L106077, stamped '750', finger size Q The German jewellery manufacurer Niessing was begun by Herman Niessing in 1873, in the town of Vreden close to the Dutch border. By the 1950s, the firm had became one of the leading manufacturers for wedding rings in Germany, and by the 1970's the firm was experimenting and patenting new forms of jewellery. The tension ring, called the Niessing Spannring, was first created in 1979 by Niessing employee Walter Wittek and its design was copyrighted in 2001. Niessing's jewellery production still takes place in Vreden, but the firm has recently opened its own retail boutiques throughout Germany, as well as in China and Japan. Condition report disclaimer
A diamond tension ring by Niessing, the brilliant cut diamond, approximately 0.12 carats, tension set in a tubular shank, signed Niessing, numbered L106077, stamped '750', finger size Q The German jewellery manufacurer Niessing was begun by Herman Niessing in 1873, in the town of Vreden close to the Dutch border. By the 1950s, the firm had became one of the leading manufacturers for wedding rings in Germany, and by the 1970's the firm was experimenting and patenting new forms of jewellery. The tension ring, called the Niessing Spannring, was first created in 1979 by Niessing employee Walter Wittek and its design was copyrighted in 2001. Niessing's jewellery production still takes place in Vreden, but the firm has recently opened its own retail boutiques throughout Germany, as well as in China and Japan. Condition report disclaimer
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