Ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold, Platinum - Diamond - Ruby






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Description from the seller
18 karat yellow gold tank ring set with 6 rectangular faceted rubies and 14 brilliant-cut diamonds. The diamonds are set in open platinum settings.
Tank jewelry originated in the period of World War II. In these uncertain times families chose to have their gold melted into large, massive jewelry – a portable certainty. Thus the tank ring emerged, deriving its name and design from the war tanks: a pronounced, massive form, clear geometric lines and large, curling decorative elements. Gradually, tank jewelry developed into the distinctive style we know, made of yellow or rose gold and studded with diamonds in platinum settings.
Ring size: approx. 17.25 mm / 54 (EU) / 14 (IT) / 6 ¾ US
Mid-section width: approx. 18 mm
Diamond measurements: 6x approx. 2 x 3.5 mm
Diamond specification:
Cut: Brilliant
Size: 10x approx. 0.03 ct / 4x approx. 0.05 ct (total approx. 0.50 ct)
Clarity: VS-SI
Color: G-H
Assay mark: 750 Dutch guarantee mark
Quality: The gemstones may be synthetic. Gemstones are often treated to improve color or clarity. This specific object has not been tested for this. For your impression, see photos.
LOT NUMBER S-186595
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Seller's Story
18 karat yellow gold tank ring set with 6 rectangular faceted rubies and 14 brilliant-cut diamonds. The diamonds are set in open platinum settings.
Tank jewelry originated in the period of World War II. In these uncertain times families chose to have their gold melted into large, massive jewelry – a portable certainty. Thus the tank ring emerged, deriving its name and design from the war tanks: a pronounced, massive form, clear geometric lines and large, curling decorative elements. Gradually, tank jewelry developed into the distinctive style we know, made of yellow or rose gold and studded with diamonds in platinum settings.
Ring size: approx. 17.25 mm / 54 (EU) / 14 (IT) / 6 ¾ US
Mid-section width: approx. 18 mm
Diamond measurements: 6x approx. 2 x 3.5 mm
Diamond specification:
Cut: Brilliant
Size: 10x approx. 0.03 ct / 4x approx. 0.05 ct (total approx. 0.50 ct)
Clarity: VS-SI
Color: G-H
Assay mark: 750 Dutch guarantee mark
Quality: The gemstones may be synthetic. Gemstones are often treated to improve color or clarity. This specific object has not been tested for this. For your impression, see photos.
LOT NUMBER S-186595
All our items are shipped by registered mail.
You may also collect the lot at one of our over 100 offices in the Netherlands, Belgium or Germany.
Please check the website of Goudwisselkantoor (for NL and BE) Comptoir de l’Or (for BE) or Goldwechselhaus (for DE) for the nearest location.
Via your Catawiki account please indicate your preference to us.
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