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






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18 carat yellow gold ring set with a natural heart-shaped central diamond (approx. 0.025 ct) and eight rectangular rubies around it (total ruby weight ~0.50 ct) in a rail setting, weighing 2.5 g, marked 18K with a maker’s mark, in very good condition with minor wear, no laboratory report available.
Description from the seller
18K yellow gold ring (750). Set with 8 cut rubies, closely packed together in a rail setting. A small genuine brilliant-cut heart-shaped diamond is located in the center. Rubies: about 0.50 ct and diamonds total carat approximately 0.025. Color: G/SI.
Weight 2.5 g
Width 3.5 mm
Stamped inside: 18K and a number + maker's mark
In good condition
18K yellow gold ring (750). Set with 8 cut rubies, closely packed together in a rail setting. A small genuine brilliant-cut heart-shaped diamond is located in the center. Rubies: about 0.50 ct and diamonds total carat approximately 0.025. Color: G/SI.
Weight 2.5 g
Width 3.5 mm
Stamped inside: 18K and a number + maker's mark
In good condition
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