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925 sterling silver ring (rhodium-plated), EU size 56, total weight 4.3 g, with a central Beryl (≈0.14 ct) flanked by green Tourmalines and white Zircons in a Brutalist modern design; new and without a laboratory report.
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925 Silver Sogni d'oro Ring – Beryl, Tourmaline & Zircon – Brutalist Style
A unique, designer ring by Sogni d'oro Silbermasters, crafted in a bold Brutalist style. The piece features a heavy, textured band made of rhodium-plated 925 silver, creating a striking architectural frame for the gemstones. The centerpiece is a step-cut (emerald cut) Beryl, flanked by vibrant green Tourmalines and sparkling white Zircons.
This ring is a perfect choice for collectors who appreciate jewelry with a strong presence and modernist artistic expression.
Item Details:
• Material: 925 Sterling Silver (rhodium-plated).
• Hallmarks: Stamped with "Ag 925" silver fineness and "BCI" manufacturer's mark (Biedermann GmbH, the maker of Sogni d'oro).
• Center Stone: 1 x Beryl (approx. 0.14 ct), octagonal/step cut.
• Side Stones: * 2 x Tourmaline (approx. 0.04 ct each), round cut, green color.
• 4 x Zircon (approx. 0.007 ct each), round cut, white color.
• Total Gemstone Weight: approx. 0.304 ct.
• Stone Origin: Nigeria / Brazil / Madagascar.
• Style: Brutalist / Modernist.
• Condition: New
Additional Information:
• The item comes with the original certificate of authenticity shown in the photos.
• Precious stones are commonly treated to enhance color or clarity; this specific item has not been tested for such treatments.
• Actual colors may vary slightly due to screen settings and lighting conditions.
925 Silver Sogni d'oro Ring – Beryl, Tourmaline & Zircon – Brutalist Style
A unique, designer ring by Sogni d'oro Silbermasters, crafted in a bold Brutalist style. The piece features a heavy, textured band made of rhodium-plated 925 silver, creating a striking architectural frame for the gemstones. The centerpiece is a step-cut (emerald cut) Beryl, flanked by vibrant green Tourmalines and sparkling white Zircons.
This ring is a perfect choice for collectors who appreciate jewelry with a strong presence and modernist artistic expression.
Item Details:
• Material: 925 Sterling Silver (rhodium-plated).
• Hallmarks: Stamped with "Ag 925" silver fineness and "BCI" manufacturer's mark (Biedermann GmbH, the maker of Sogni d'oro).
• Center Stone: 1 x Beryl (approx. 0.14 ct), octagonal/step cut.
• Side Stones: * 2 x Tourmaline (approx. 0.04 ct each), round cut, green color.
• 4 x Zircon (approx. 0.007 ct each), round cut, white color.
• Total Gemstone Weight: approx. 0.304 ct.
• Stone Origin: Nigeria / Brazil / Madagascar.
• Style: Brutalist / Modernist.
• Condition: New
Additional Information:
• The item comes with the original certificate of authenticity shown in the photos.
• Precious stones are commonly treated to enhance color or clarity; this specific item has not been tested for such treatments.
• Actual colors may vary slightly due to screen settings and lighting conditions.
Details
Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Free resizing offered
No
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
4.3 g
Condition
New
Gender
Women
Ring size
56 (EU) / 16 (IT) / 7 ½ (US)
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