No reserve price - Ring Silver - Moonstones 4.7 ct
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Beautiful wide ring in 925 sterling silver, set with faceted moonstones in varying sizes totaling approximately 4.7 carats, with a central larger stone surrounded by smaller stones in a flowing openwork design; hallmarked 925 with an unclear maker's mark and ring size 54 (EU).
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Description from the seller
Beautiful wide silver ring in first-grade silver (925), set with faceted moonstones in various sizes.
The ring features a wavy, openwork design, with the stones arranged in a playful pattern. The combination of sizes and the facet-cut surfaces creates a lively play of light, typical for moonstone with subtle blue reflections.
Central is a larger moonstone, surrounded by smaller ones that are evenly distributed across the top of the ring.
The ring is stamped with 925 and an present but unidentified maker's mark.
The total estimated carat weight of the moonstones is about 4.7 ct in total. This is broken down as follows (estimates based on measurements):
1 × approx. 7 mm ≈ 1.25 ct
12 × approx. 4.1 mm ≈ 0.25 ct per stone (≈ 3.0 ct together)
4 × approx. 3.1 mm ≈ 0.12 ct per stone (≈ 0.48 ct together)
This is a calculated estimate, as the stones are set and cannot be weighed.
Details:
Ring size: 54
Top width: 16 mm
Bottom width: 5 mm
Top height: 6 mm
Stamped with: 925 + unclear maker's marks
- The stones in this piece of jewelry may be treated or of synthetic origin. This has not been examined. -
- All jewelry is carefully packed in a jewelry box and shipped with Track & Trace. -
Seller's Story
Translated by Google TranslateBeautiful wide silver ring in first-grade silver (925), set with faceted moonstones in various sizes.
The ring features a wavy, openwork design, with the stones arranged in a playful pattern. The combination of sizes and the facet-cut surfaces creates a lively play of light, typical for moonstone with subtle blue reflections.
Central is a larger moonstone, surrounded by smaller ones that are evenly distributed across the top of the ring.
The ring is stamped with 925 and an present but unidentified maker's mark.
The total estimated carat weight of the moonstones is about 4.7 ct in total. This is broken down as follows (estimates based on measurements):
1 × approx. 7 mm ≈ 1.25 ct
12 × approx. 4.1 mm ≈ 0.25 ct per stone (≈ 3.0 ct together)
4 × approx. 3.1 mm ≈ 0.12 ct per stone (≈ 0.48 ct together)
This is a calculated estimate, as the stones are set and cannot be weighed.
Details:
Ring size: 54
Top width: 16 mm
Bottom width: 5 mm
Top height: 6 mm
Stamped with: 925 + unclear maker's marks
- The stones in this piece of jewelry may be treated or of synthetic origin. This has not been examined. -
- All jewelry is carefully packed in a jewelry box and shipped with Track & Trace. -
Seller's Story
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
11.12 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Women
Title additional information
Moonstones 4.7 ct
Ring size
54 (EU) / 14 (IT) / 6 ¾ (US)
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