No reserve price - Ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold Ruby





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18 carat yellow gold ring with three navette rubies totaling 0.12 carats, weighing 1.78 g, size 51, hallmarked 750, in very good used condition with minor wear.
Description from the seller
18-carat gold ring
3navette-cut rubies for a total weight of about 0.36 carats
ring size 51
d weight 1.78 g
Eagle head hallmark 750‰, the gold quality has been tested by a professional
Resizing available (additional cost depending on the number of sizes, minimum +40€)
Careful and insured delivery
Professional invoice provided
All our jewelry is certified and guaranteed by invoice
ref J253
P.S.: Gemstones are generally treated to improve color or clarity. No assessment has been carried out for this specific item
18-carat gold ring
3navette-cut rubies for a total weight of about 0.36 carats
ring size 51
d weight 1.78 g
Eagle head hallmark 750‰, the gold quality has been tested by a professional
Resizing available (additional cost depending on the number of sizes, minimum +40€)
Careful and insured delivery
Professional invoice provided
All our jewelry is certified and guaranteed by invoice
ref J253
P.S.: Gemstones are generally treated to improve color or clarity. No assessment has been carried out for this specific item
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