Ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold Citrine





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Yellow gold 18 carat (750) cocktail ring, unbranded, featuring a natural rectangular citrine of 2.92 ct (17×8×5 mm) set in a prong setting with a fan-style mount and filigree work; EU size 49 (US 4 ¾), total weight 4.4 g, in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear, no laboratory report, authenticated by an expert from a renowned auction house.
Description from the seller
Cocktail ring in yellow 18-karat gold 750/000 adorned with a superb natural rectangular citrine, prong setting, fan mounting, filigree work
The stone measures 17x8x5 mm, about 2.92 carats
Master’s mark (oval) and guarantee mark
Size 49
Weight 4.4 g
The ring has been appraised and authenticated by a jewelry expert from a famous auction house
Shipping only by Colissimo
Cocktail ring in yellow 18-karat gold 750/000 adorned with a superb natural rectangular citrine, prong setting, fan mounting, filigree work
The stone measures 17x8x5 mm, about 2.92 carats
Master’s mark (oval) and guarantee mark
Size 49
Weight 4.4 g
The ring has been appraised and authenticated by a jewelry expert from a famous auction house
Shipping only by Colissimo
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