No reserve price - Bracelet - 18 kt. Yellow gold Ruby
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An 18 kt yellow gold bracelet set with 120 natural rubies totaling about 2.90 ct, deep red, heat-treated, with a central cultured Hyriopsis cumingii pearl, accompanied by GemTech laboratory report no. 822732.
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Description from the seller
Refined 18k yellow gold bracelet adorned with a sequence of natural rubies (corundum) in a faceted bead cut, characterized by an intense deep red color (Deep Pinkish Red).
In the center of the bracelet is set a luminous cultured pearl Hyriopsis cumingii, which creates an elegant color contrast with the vibrant tones of the rubies.
The gems, sourced from Mozambique, feature a faceted cut and are mounted in continuous sequence for a refined and minimalist effect.
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Technical specifications
• Metal: 18 kt yellow gold
• Stones: Natural rubies (Corundum)
• Total ruby weight: about 2.90 ct
• Color: Deep red (Deep Pinkish Red)
• Origin: Mozambique
• Shape: Mixed shape (faceted beads)
• Transparency: Transparent – Translucent
• Treatment: Heat treatment (TE) as per certificate
• Pearl: Cultured “Hyriopsis cumingii”
• Total bracelet weight: about 2.30 g
• Length: 18 cm
The bracelet can be shortened or lengthened upon request to fit perfectly to the wrist.
Accompanied by a GemTech gemological certificate attesting authenticity, gemological characteristics, and origin.
An elegant and versatile piece, ideal for both everyday wear and special occasions.
Insured shipping and carefully packaged.
Refined 18k yellow gold bracelet adorned with a sequence of natural rubies (corundum) in a faceted bead cut, characterized by an intense deep red color (Deep Pinkish Red).
In the center of the bracelet is set a luminous cultured pearl Hyriopsis cumingii, which creates an elegant color contrast with the vibrant tones of the rubies.
The gems, sourced from Mozambique, feature a faceted cut and are mounted in continuous sequence for a refined and minimalist effect.
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Technical specifications
• Metal: 18 kt yellow gold
• Stones: Natural rubies (Corundum)
• Total ruby weight: about 2.90 ct
• Color: Deep red (Deep Pinkish Red)
• Origin: Mozambique
• Shape: Mixed shape (faceted beads)
• Transparency: Transparent – Translucent
• Treatment: Heat treatment (TE) as per certificate
• Pearl: Cultured “Hyriopsis cumingii”
• Total bracelet weight: about 2.30 g
• Length: 18 cm
The bracelet can be shortened or lengthened upon request to fit perfectly to the wrist.
Accompanied by a GemTech gemological certificate attesting authenticity, gemological characteristics, and origin.
An elegant and versatile piece, ideal for both everyday wear and special occasions.
Insured shipping and carefully packaged.
Details
Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
GEM-TECH Istituto Gemmologico
Lab report number
822732
No. of main gemstones
120
Metal
Yellow gold
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
2.90
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Main stone
Ruby
Colour of main stone
Red
Total weight
2.3 g
Condition
New
Transparency of main stone
Transparent
Gender
Women
Treatment of main stone
Heat treatment
Shape of main stone
Mixed shape
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