Ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold Diamond (Natural)
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Yellow gold stirrup ring in 18 karat gold (750) with a single natural round brilliant-cut diamond of about 0.06 ct, VS1–VS2 clarity and G–H colour, set in an open back setting, EU size 56 (IT 16 / US 7½), total weight 7.15 g, in good used condition.
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Description from the seller
Yellow gold stirrup ring with a brilliant-cut diamond of approx. 0.06 ct. The diamond is set in an open back setting.
The stirrup (stijgbeugel) ring, with its distinctive form that evokes both a horse’s stirrup and a Gothic arch, was in fashion from the twelfth century well into the fourteenth century. This ring stands out for its elegant simplicity.
The "stirrup ring" is a historical type of ring dating from the 12th to the 14th century, recognizable by its high profile and shape that resembles both a stirrup and a Gothic arch.
Diamond specification
Cut: Brilliant
Size: approx. 0.06 ct.
Clarity: VS1/VS2
Color: G/H
Assay mark: 750
Quality: This piece has been tested by our expert for gold content and found genuine.
For your own impression, see the photos.
Lot number S-194076
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Seller's Story
Translated by Google TranslateYellow gold stirrup ring with a brilliant-cut diamond of approx. 0.06 ct. The diamond is set in an open back setting.
The stirrup (stijgbeugel) ring, with its distinctive form that evokes both a horse’s stirrup and a Gothic arch, was in fashion from the twelfth century well into the fourteenth century. This ring stands out for its elegant simplicity.
The "stirrup ring" is a historical type of ring dating from the 12th to the 14th century, recognizable by its high profile and shape that resembles both a stirrup and a Gothic arch.
Diamond specification
Cut: Brilliant
Size: approx. 0.06 ct.
Clarity: VS1/VS2
Color: G/H
Assay mark: 750
Quality: This piece has been tested by our expert for gold content and found genuine.
For your own impression, see the photos.
Lot number S-194076
All our items are shipped by registered mail.
You can also pick up the lot at one of our more than 100 offices in the Netherlands, Belgium or Germany.
Please visit the Goudwisselkantoor website (for NL and BE) Comptoir de l’Or (for BE) or Goldwechselhaus (for DE) for the nearest location.
Please indicate your preference to us via your Catawiki account.
Seller's Story
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Diamond type of main stone
Natural
Free resizing offered
No
Metal
Yellow gold
Number of diamonds main stone
1
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Main stone
Diamond
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.06
Total weight
7.15 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
Shape of main stone
Round
Cutting style of main stone
Brilliant cut
Ring size
56 (EU) / 16 (IT) / 7 ½ (US)
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