Ring - 18 kt. White gold Diamond (Natural)
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
Estimate € 12,000 - € 14,000
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White gold 18 carat ring weighing 14.48 g, set with 25 natural Old Mine cut diamonds totaling 5.10 ct, featuring a central cushion-cut diamond of about 1.90–2.00 ct, with surrounding Old Mine brilliant-cut diamonds, no laboratory report, in excellent condition with minor signs of wear.
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Description from the seller
White gold ring 18 kt with Old Mine cut diamonds – 1940s-1950s, Italy.
Important ring in white gold 18 carats, characterized by a refined composition of natural Old Mine cut diamonds arranged in a band design.
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Features a central diamond in antique cushion cut of 1.90-2.00 ct total estimated around I-J color SI2-P1 clarity.
Then 24 surrounding diamonds in antique brilliant cut for a total estimated weight of 3.20 ct and the quality ranges from H color to J color VS/SI total estimated
Weight: 14.48 g
Italian ring size: 12
French ring size: 52
Crown dimensions: band width 1.5 cm and band length 2.2 cm.
It will be shipped in a gift box with tracked and insured shipping.
A certificate of authenticity from our jewelry house detailing the object's characteristics will be issued.
Seller's Story
Top Quality Jewels has been operating in the jewelry industry for over a century.
Art, tradition and competence distinguish our jewels.
Every day we search for period objects, which have lived through the history of the centuries, to arrive at the most modern jewels of our production, in step with the times.
Translated by Google TranslateWhite gold ring 18 kt with Old Mine cut diamonds – 1940s-1950s, Italy.
Important ring in white gold 18 carats, characterized by a refined composition of natural Old Mine cut diamonds arranged in a band design.
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Features a central diamond in antique cushion cut of 1.90-2.00 ct total estimated around I-J color SI2-P1 clarity.
Then 24 surrounding diamonds in antique brilliant cut for a total estimated weight of 3.20 ct and the quality ranges from H color to J color VS/SI total estimated
Weight: 14.48 g
Italian ring size: 12
French ring size: 52
Crown dimensions: band width 1.5 cm and band length 2.2 cm.
It will be shipped in a gift box with tracked and insured shipping.
A certificate of authenticity from our jewelry house detailing the object's characteristics will be issued.
Seller's Story
Top Quality Jewels has been operating in the jewelry industry for over a century.
Art, tradition and competence distinguish our jewels.
Every day we search for period objects, which have lived through the history of the centuries, to arrive at the most modern jewels of our production, in step with the times.
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Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Diamond type of main stone
Natural
Metal
White gold
Number of diamonds main stone
25
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Main stone
Diamond
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
5.10
Total weight
14.48 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Women
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