Statement ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold - 1.50ct. tw. Ruby - Ruby - 750






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Women’s 18 carat yellow gold ring with 38 oval rubies totaling 0.75 ct at the center and 20 surrounding rectangular emerald-cut rubies totaling 0.40 ct, overall ruby weight 1.50 ct, hallmarked 750, size EU 50 / IT 10 / US 5 ¼, origin Italy, in as-new condition with no laboratory report.
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Splendid vintage ring from the 90s in 18k gold, rubies and diamonds.
A private-collection ring, never worn, depicting a snake's head and its tail, inlaid with exquisite rubies, and surrounded by tiny diamonds of the highest quality. The central stone of 0.75 carats sits proudly at the center, while all around, in a radiating pattern, unfolds a frame of emerald-cut rubies that further enhance the craftsmanship of this unique, handmade piece.
Splendid vintage ring from the 90s in 18k gold, rubies and diamonds.
A private-collection ring, never worn, depicting a snake's head and its tail, inlaid with exquisite rubies, and surrounded by tiny diamonds of the highest quality. The central stone of 0.75 carats sits proudly at the center, while all around, in a radiating pattern, unfolds a frame of emerald-cut rubies that further enhance the craftsmanship of this unique, handmade piece.
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