Ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold Diamond (Natural) - Ruby






Specialises in post-2000 pre-owned jewellery. GIA diamond and diamond grading graduate.
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18 carat yellow gold ring featuring 25 natural diamonds (total 0.95 ct) and 4 rubies (0.28 ct), total weight 6.80 g, ring size EU 55 / IT 15 / US 7¼, in excellent condition with minimal wear and no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
18-karat yellow gold ring with rubies and diamonds.
It consists of:
- Top and bottom parts with two rows of brilliant-cut diamonds, set in prongs, totaling 11 in each row (22 in total) of 0.03 ct each (a total of 0.66 ct).
- Central part with 4 rubies of 0.07 ct each and 3 diamonds, the central one 0.15 ct and the two lateral ones 0.07 ct each, all in marquise cut.
The ring is composed of 0.95 ct in gemstones.
Total weight: 6.80 g.
Size:
Spain: 15
EU: 55
Delivered in an elegant presentation box.
18-karat yellow gold ring with rubies and diamonds.
It consists of:
- Top and bottom parts with two rows of brilliant-cut diamonds, set in prongs, totaling 11 in each row (22 in total) of 0.03 ct each (a total of 0.66 ct).
- Central part with 4 rubies of 0.07 ct each and 3 diamonds, the central one 0.15 ct and the two lateral ones 0.07 ct each, all in marquise cut.
The ring is composed of 0.95 ct in gemstones.
Total weight: 6.80 g.
Size:
Spain: 15
EU: 55
Delivered in an elegant presentation box.
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