Ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
Estimate € 1,200 - € 1,500
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An 18k yellow gold vintage ring from 1850–1900, weighing 5.1 g, EU size 51, set with eighteen princess-cut emeralds of 0.01 ct and five pearls of 0.02 ct, with no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
Elegant yellow gold ring from the late 19th century, a piece with historical charm and a design as singular as it is evocative.
Its circular structure, with a central geometric pattern and radial elements, subtly recalls a rudder, a symbol of direction and destiny, a curious detail that makes it a jewel with character and meaning.
It is adorned with 18 princess-cut emeralds of 0.01 ct that add a vibrant green shade, accompanied by five delicate 0.02 ct pearls, arranged harmoniously: three on the vertical axis at the center and two marking the cardinal points of the design.
The quality of its craftsmanship is evident in every detail, reflecting the care and precision typical of the era.
A unique piece, ideal both for collectors and for those seeking a jewel with history and personality that does not go unnoticed.
Gemstones are commonly treated to improve color or clarity. This has not been investigated for this item.
The piece shows no distinctive hallmark; the gold has been previously verified by an expert.
It ships perfectly packaged, by certified mail and insured.
The piece ships with standard packaging.
Pickup available in Madrid or Barcelona, price on request.
Seller's Story
KILATES IS THE TRADE BRAND OF THE LEADING COMPANY IN THE SALE OF SECOND-HAND JEWELRY PRODUCTS, WHICH TRIES TO BRING UNIQUE PIECES TO CUSTOMERS WHO APPRECIATE THE WORK OF GOOD JEWELRY OF NOW OR OF YES.
Translated by Google TranslateElegant yellow gold ring from the late 19th century, a piece with historical charm and a design as singular as it is evocative.
Its circular structure, with a central geometric pattern and radial elements, subtly recalls a rudder, a symbol of direction and destiny, a curious detail that makes it a jewel with character and meaning.
It is adorned with 18 princess-cut emeralds of 0.01 ct that add a vibrant green shade, accompanied by five delicate 0.02 ct pearls, arranged harmoniously: three on the vertical axis at the center and two marking the cardinal points of the design.
The quality of its craftsmanship is evident in every detail, reflecting the care and precision typical of the era.
A unique piece, ideal both for collectors and for those seeking a jewel with history and personality that does not go unnoticed.
Gemstones are commonly treated to improve color or clarity. This has not been investigated for this item.
The piece shows no distinctive hallmark; the gold has been previously verified by an expert.
It ships perfectly packaged, by certified mail and insured.
The piece ships with standard packaging.
Pickup available in Madrid or Barcelona, price on request.
Seller's Story
KILATES IS THE TRADE BRAND OF THE LEADING COMPANY IN THE SALE OF SECOND-HAND JEWELRY PRODUCTS, WHICH TRIES TO BRING UNIQUE PIECES TO CUSTOMERS WHO APPRECIATE THE WORK OF GOOD JEWELRY OF NOW OR OF YES.
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Era
1400-1900
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Estimated period
1850-1900
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Total weight
5.1 g
Condition
Vintage - used with visible signs of wear
Gender
Women
Ring size
51 (EU) / 11 (IT) / 5 ¾ (US)
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