Ring - 18 kt. White gold Ruby






IGI Antwerp gemmologist with over 25 years' experience specialising in vintage brand jewellery.
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18k white gold ring featuring a natural 4.00 ct cushion-cut ruby and 48 natural diamonds totaling 0.35–0.50 ct in an Art Deco design, IGI certificate 10J2016725, total weight 7.62 g, in very good condition.
Description from the seller
18K white gold ring – 4.00 ct natural ruby – 0.50 ct natural diamonds – IGI certificate – Art Deco style
Description :
Elegant 18-carat white gold ring, inspired by Art Deco style, set with a sumptuous 4.00-carat natural ruby, accompanied by 48 natural brilliant-cut and baguette diamonds (quality E–F / VVS–SI). This contemporary piece revisits the architectural lines and iconic geometry of jewelry from the 1920s.
Main stone (ruby)
Type: natural corundum (ruby)
Size: Cushion mixed cut
Dimensions: 11.40 × 8.30 × 4.30 mm
Estimated weight: 4.00 ct
Deep purplish red
• Transparency: Semi-transparent
Treatment: Presence of a heat treatment (heating).
Comments: visible residues within certain cracks related to the treatment.
Secondary stones (diamonds)
Total number: 48 natural diamonds.
36 round brilliant cuts
12 baguettes
Estimated total weight: between 0.35 and 0.50 carats.
• Color: E–F (colorless)
Purity: VVS to SI
Finish: Good
Ring details:
• Metal: 18K white gold (750/1000)
Total weight: 7.62 g
• Finger size: [to be completed or 'see photos']
• Punch: Yes
Condition: Very good overall condition, light wear consistent with normal use.
Period: Contemporary creation in the Art Deco style.
Gemological certificate
• Laboratory: IGI (International Gemological Institute)
Report number: 10J2016725
• Date: May 30, 2025
Original included: Yes
18K white gold ring – 4.00 ct natural ruby – 0.50 ct natural diamonds – IGI certificate – Art Deco style
Description :
Elegant 18-carat white gold ring, inspired by Art Deco style, set with a sumptuous 4.00-carat natural ruby, accompanied by 48 natural brilliant-cut and baguette diamonds (quality E–F / VVS–SI). This contemporary piece revisits the architectural lines and iconic geometry of jewelry from the 1920s.
Main stone (ruby)
Type: natural corundum (ruby)
Size: Cushion mixed cut
Dimensions: 11.40 × 8.30 × 4.30 mm
Estimated weight: 4.00 ct
Deep purplish red
• Transparency: Semi-transparent
Treatment: Presence of a heat treatment (heating).
Comments: visible residues within certain cracks related to the treatment.
Secondary stones (diamonds)
Total number: 48 natural diamonds.
36 round brilliant cuts
12 baguettes
Estimated total weight: between 0.35 and 0.50 carats.
• Color: E–F (colorless)
Purity: VVS to SI
Finish: Good
Ring details:
• Metal: 18K white gold (750/1000)
Total weight: 7.62 g
• Finger size: [to be completed or 'see photos']
• Punch: Yes
Condition: Very good overall condition, light wear consistent with normal use.
Period: Contemporary creation in the Art Deco style.
Gemological certificate
• Laboratory: IGI (International Gemological Institute)
Report number: 10J2016725
• Date: May 30, 2025
Original included: Yes
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