Ring - 18 kt. Rose gold - 8.41ct. tw. Citrine
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Description from the seller
Citrine Ring – 18K Rose Gold – 6.80 g
Beautiful 18k rose gold ring (750/1000), set with a substantial citrine of approximately 8.41 ct. The stone, cut rectangular with stepped facets, displays a warm yellow-orange hue with honey reflections, perfectly enhanced by the gentle shade of rose gold.
The mounting, in an elegant signet style, is worked on the sides with engraved decoration that adds character to the jewel. A luminous and original piece, ideal for lovers of colored stones and jewelry with a strong presence.
Characteristics
• Type of jewelry: ring
• Metal: 18K rose gold (750/1000), stamped
• Main stone: 1 citrine
• Citrine weight: approx. 8.41 ct
• Total weight: 6.80 g
• Stone size: rectangular, faceted, with stepped facets
• Color: yellow-orange / honey
• Style: signet, colored stone, elegant
Condition
Ring in good overall condition. The gold shows light normal signs of wear. The citrine is well-set and retains good transparency as well as a warm sparkle.
Shipping
Careful, trackable, insured shipping. Delivered in a jewelry case or a suitable jewelry pouch. Any customs duties or import taxes are the responsibility of the buyer.
Seller's Story
Founded in Monte-Carlo in 1968, in the iconic casino district located in the heart of the Principality of Monaco. Fascinated by vintage art, the Monte-Carlo Bijoux house has acquired over time, prestigious creations from individuals or when this is of historical interest from specialized auctions.
The notoriety of Monte Carlo Bijoux was immediate in the world since it is one of the pioneers of internet sales. To meet an international and demanding clientele, Monte-Carlo Bijoux is now launching its own secure site to cope with its growing success.
The DNA and raison d'être of Monte-Carlo Bijoux is customer satisfaction, fulfilling their dreams, whether through historical and Vintage pieces or contemporary creations giving free rein to the imagination of its dear customers. .
No limit, since the house has now acquired a know-how in the alliance of precious metals, adorned or not with stones such as diamonds or semi-precious stones, a skillful blend of tradition, modernity and daring, all the ingredients are therefore united so that through a jewel, an intense and unforgettable emotion is the timeless witness of an important occasion in your eyes.
Translated by Google TranslateCitrine Ring – 18K Rose Gold – 6.80 g
Beautiful 18k rose gold ring (750/1000), set with a substantial citrine of approximately 8.41 ct. The stone, cut rectangular with stepped facets, displays a warm yellow-orange hue with honey reflections, perfectly enhanced by the gentle shade of rose gold.
The mounting, in an elegant signet style, is worked on the sides with engraved decoration that adds character to the jewel. A luminous and original piece, ideal for lovers of colored stones and jewelry with a strong presence.
Characteristics
• Type of jewelry: ring
• Metal: 18K rose gold (750/1000), stamped
• Main stone: 1 citrine
• Citrine weight: approx. 8.41 ct
• Total weight: 6.80 g
• Stone size: rectangular, faceted, with stepped facets
• Color: yellow-orange / honey
• Style: signet, colored stone, elegant
Condition
Ring in good overall condition. The gold shows light normal signs of wear. The citrine is well-set and retains good transparency as well as a warm sparkle.
Shipping
Careful, trackable, insured shipping. Delivered in a jewelry case or a suitable jewelry pouch. Any customs duties or import taxes are the responsibility of the buyer.
Seller's Story
Founded in Monte-Carlo in 1968, in the iconic casino district located in the heart of the Principality of Monaco. Fascinated by vintage art, the Monte-Carlo Bijoux house has acquired over time, prestigious creations from individuals or when this is of historical interest from specialized auctions.
The notoriety of Monte Carlo Bijoux was immediate in the world since it is one of the pioneers of internet sales. To meet an international and demanding clientele, Monte-Carlo Bijoux is now launching its own secure site to cope with its growing success.
The DNA and raison d'être of Monte-Carlo Bijoux is customer satisfaction, fulfilling their dreams, whether through historical and Vintage pieces or contemporary creations giving free rein to the imagination of its dear customers. .
No limit, since the house has now acquired a know-how in the alliance of precious metals, adorned or not with stones such as diamonds or semi-precious stones, a skillful blend of tradition, modernity and daring, all the ingredients are therefore united so that through a jewel, an intense and unforgettable emotion is the timeless witness of an important occasion in your eyes.
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1900-2000
Free resizing offered
No
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Total carat weight of all stones
8.41
No. of main gemstones
1
Metal
Rose gold
Fineness
18 kt.
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
8.41
Brand jewellery
No
Main stone
Citrine
Total weight
6.8 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Country of origin
France
Gender
Unisex
Shape of main stone
Rectangle
Cutting style of main stone
Brilliant cut
Ring size
61 (EU) / 21 (IT) / 9 ½ (US)
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