Ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold - Diamond; rose cut
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
Estimate € 500 - € 550
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Description from the seller
Yellow-gold rosette ring; the ring is set with 10 rose-cut diamonds, which are mounted in chaton settings.
The ring features an antique design.
The rose cut may be considered one of the oldest diamond cutting methods. Unlike the brilliant cut, the rose has no culet at the bottom, no pointed apex. The underside of the rose is flat. The top side is faceted in a domed shape. The play of light is less than that of the brilliant cut. Roses were widely used in antique jewelry and are still used in antique-style jewelry today. The name rose cut comes from its resemblance to the rose flower of the same name.
Dimension of the middle piece: approx. 9.6 mm.
Ring size: 16.50 mm / 52 (EU) / 12 (IT) / 6 US
Diamond specification.
Mould: rose
Size: 1x approx. 4.8 mm, 9x approx. 2.2 mm.
Quality: this piece of jewelry has been tested by our expert for gold content and found to be genuine. Signs of wear and use are consistent with age and use. For your own impression, see the photos.
Lot number: S-186362
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Seller's Story
Translated by Google TranslateYellow-gold rosette ring; the ring is set with 10 rose-cut diamonds, which are mounted in chaton settings.
The ring features an antique design.
The rose cut may be considered one of the oldest diamond cutting methods. Unlike the brilliant cut, the rose has no culet at the bottom, no pointed apex. The underside of the rose is flat. The top side is faceted in a domed shape. The play of light is less than that of the brilliant cut. Roses were widely used in antique jewelry and are still used in antique-style jewelry today. The name rose cut comes from its resemblance to the rose flower of the same name.
Dimension of the middle piece: approx. 9.6 mm.
Ring size: 16.50 mm / 52 (EU) / 12 (IT) / 6 US
Diamond specification.
Mould: rose
Size: 1x approx. 4.8 mm, 9x approx. 2.2 mm.
Quality: this piece of jewelry has been tested by our expert for gold content and found to be genuine. Signs of wear and use are consistent with age and use. For your own impression, see the photos.
Lot number: S-186362
All our articles are sent via registered mail.
You can also pick up the lot at one of our more than 100 offices in the Netherlands, Belgium or Germany.
Please check the website of Goudwisselkantoor (for NL and BE), Comptoir de l’Or (for BE), or Goldwechselhaus (for DE) for the nearest location.
Please indicate your preference to us via your Catawiki account.
Seller's Story
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Free resizing offered
No
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Total weight
2.8 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Women
Title additional information
Diamond; rose cut
Ring size
52 (EU) / 12 (IT) / 6 (US)
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