Wedding ring Platinum - 1.31ct. tw. - Diamond






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Platinum ring weighing 5.10 g, set with 16 natural round brilliant diamonds totaling 1.31 ct, in a vintage mid‑century fishtail setting with a bright-cut finish, ring size EU 56 / US 7.75, origin United Kingdom, no laboratory report, in very good condition.
Description from the seller
This is an exceptional example of Mid-Century jewelry, featuring a masterfully hand-finished "Fishtail" setting in solid Platinum. The setting utilizes a sophisticated "bright-cut" technique where the metal is carved into flared, triangular shapes. This not only secures the stones but also squares off the round diamonds visually, creating a significantly larger "face-up" appearance.
The Diamonds
The ring is set with 16 Early Modern Round Brilliant diamonds (Transitional cuts). These stones feature the classic 58-facet pattern with sharp, pointed culets, delivering the fiery brilliance of a modern diamond with the authentic character of a vintage piece.
Visual Impact: Due to their specialized shallow spread (1.5mm depth), these 3mm diamonds provide the visual presence of a 2.00ct+ band, while maintaining a sleek, comfortable low profile.
RARE Geological Feature: Green Fluorescence
A standout feature of this particular piece is that 10 of the 16 diamonds exhibit rare neon green fluorescence under UV light. Green fluorescence is a rare phenomenon in natural diamonds (occurring in less than 1% of stones) and serves as a fascinating "geological fingerprint" confirming their natural, earth-mined origin.
Specifications:
Metal: Solid Platinum (tested; 5.10 grams)
Total Diamond Weight: Approx. 1.31 carats
Diamond Size: 16 x 3.0mm Round Brilliants
Ring Size: UK P / US 7.75 / EU 56 (Internal Diameter: 18.0mm)
Profile: Low-profile fishtail setting (approx. 1.5mm height off finger)
Condition: Very Good vintage condition with a light natural patina.
This is an exceptional example of Mid-Century jewelry, featuring a masterfully hand-finished "Fishtail" setting in solid Platinum. The setting utilizes a sophisticated "bright-cut" technique where the metal is carved into flared, triangular shapes. This not only secures the stones but also squares off the round diamonds visually, creating a significantly larger "face-up" appearance.
The Diamonds
The ring is set with 16 Early Modern Round Brilliant diamonds (Transitional cuts). These stones feature the classic 58-facet pattern with sharp, pointed culets, delivering the fiery brilliance of a modern diamond with the authentic character of a vintage piece.
Visual Impact: Due to their specialized shallow spread (1.5mm depth), these 3mm diamonds provide the visual presence of a 2.00ct+ band, while maintaining a sleek, comfortable low profile.
RARE Geological Feature: Green Fluorescence
A standout feature of this particular piece is that 10 of the 16 diamonds exhibit rare neon green fluorescence under UV light. Green fluorescence is a rare phenomenon in natural diamonds (occurring in less than 1% of stones) and serves as a fascinating "geological fingerprint" confirming their natural, earth-mined origin.
Specifications:
Metal: Solid Platinum (tested; 5.10 grams)
Total Diamond Weight: Approx. 1.31 carats
Diamond Size: 16 x 3.0mm Round Brilliants
Ring Size: UK P / US 7.75 / EU 56 (Internal Diameter: 18.0mm)
Profile: Low-profile fishtail setting (approx. 1.5mm height off finger)
Condition: Very Good vintage condition with a light natural patina.
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