No reserve price - Ring Silver - 2.78ct. tw. Opal
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Sterling silver ring (925) plated with 18K yellow gold vermeil, with a single 2.779 ct Ethiopian Welo Opal in an oval cabochon, ring size EU 54, total weight 2.8 g, no laboratory report available.
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Luxurious Ethiopian Welo Opal Solitaire Ring in 18K Yellow Gold Vermeil
Up for auction is this exceptionally beautiful solitaire ring, featuring a stunning natural Ethiopian Welo Opal as its centerpiece. The gemstone boasts a vibrant, mesmerizing play-of-color with dominant green and golden flashes, beautifully captured in the attached photo.
The opal, weighing an impressive 2.779 ct, has been polished into a classic, smooth oval cabochon cut that perfectly showcases its unique fire. It is elegantly set in 925 sterling silver band, heavily plated with a thick layer of 18K yellow gold (Vermeil), giving the piece a rich, regal warmth and a brilliant finish.
A timeless piece of jewelry, ideal for gemstone collectors or as a spectacular gift for a very special occasion.
Technical Specifications
Jewelry Type- Solitare Ring
Main Gemstone - Ethiopian Opal (Welo Opal)
Gemstone Weight - 2.779 ct (approx. 2.78 Ct)
Gemstone Cut - Oval Cabochon
Opal Dimensions 12 × 10 mm
Number of Stones - 1
Material - 925 Sterling Silver plated with 18K Yellow Gold (Vermeil Gold)
Important Information for Bidders:
• Colors: Gemstone colors shown in image.png may vary slightly in reality depending on your screen/monitor settings and the lighting conditions (opals show their full play-of-color best in natural daylight).
• Gemstone Testing: The gemstone has not been laboratory tested or verified for potential treatments.
Luxurious Ethiopian Welo Opal Solitaire Ring in 18K Yellow Gold Vermeil
Up for auction is this exceptionally beautiful solitaire ring, featuring a stunning natural Ethiopian Welo Opal as its centerpiece. The gemstone boasts a vibrant, mesmerizing play-of-color with dominant green and golden flashes, beautifully captured in the attached photo.
The opal, weighing an impressive 2.779 ct, has been polished into a classic, smooth oval cabochon cut that perfectly showcases its unique fire. It is elegantly set in 925 sterling silver band, heavily plated with a thick layer of 18K yellow gold (Vermeil), giving the piece a rich, regal warmth and a brilliant finish.
A timeless piece of jewelry, ideal for gemstone collectors or as a spectacular gift for a very special occasion.
Technical Specifications
Jewelry Type- Solitare Ring
Main Gemstone - Ethiopian Opal (Welo Opal)
Gemstone Weight - 2.779 ct (approx. 2.78 Ct)
Gemstone Cut - Oval Cabochon
Opal Dimensions 12 × 10 mm
Number of Stones - 1
Material - 925 Sterling Silver plated with 18K Yellow Gold (Vermeil Gold)
Important Information for Bidders:
• Colors: Gemstone colors shown in image.png may vary slightly in reality depending on your screen/monitor settings and the lighting conditions (opals show their full play-of-color best in natural daylight).
• Gemstone Testing: The gemstone has not been laboratory tested or verified for potential treatments.
Details
Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
1
Total carat weight of all stones
2.78
Free resizing offered
No
Metal
Silver
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
2.78
Brand jewellery
No
Main stone
Opal
Total weight
2.8 g
Condition
As new - unused
Gender
Women
Ring size
54 (EU) / 14 (IT) / 6 ¾ (US)
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