Ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold Cat's Eye (Chrysoberyl)
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18 carat yellow gold ring featuring a single oval cabochon eye of chrysoberyl (cat’s eye) gemstone, approx. 14 x 19 mm, total weight 7.6 g, ring size EU 51 / IT 11 / US 5 ¾, in excellent condition with no laboratory report.
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Elegant 18K Gold Ring with Oval Tiger's Eye Cabochon
This impressive ring is a timeless piece of jewelry that combines the elegance of 18-karat gold with the natural beauty of tiger's eye. Its classic and sophisticated design makes it a perfect jewel for any occasion.
Main Features:
Metal: 18-karat gold. Although it does not have an official hallmark, its authenticity has been verified by a specialist and a warranty is included with purchase.
Gemstone: Natural tiger's eye, oval cabochon cut, approximately 14 x 19 mm. Tiger's eye is a semi-precious stone known for its shine and its brown and golden hues.
Size: Tatum 11. corresponds to 16.2 mm-
Gemstones are usually treated to enhance color or clarity. This has not been assessed for this specific item.
Condition: Excellent condition, like new. See photographs, which are part of the description.
Shipped in a jewelry case, via insured mail/registered mail.
With tracking code
Insured (shipping costs include private insurance)
Seller's Story
David López
Expert in pre-owned gold jewelry. With years of experience in the industry, my passion is to appraise and authenticate pieces, uncovering their history and true value. I offer a professional and trustworthy service so you can buy with complete confidence and find that unique piece you’re looking for.
Translated by Google TranslateElegant 18K Gold Ring with Oval Tiger's Eye Cabochon
This impressive ring is a timeless piece of jewelry that combines the elegance of 18-karat gold with the natural beauty of tiger's eye. Its classic and sophisticated design makes it a perfect jewel for any occasion.
Main Features:
Metal: 18-karat gold. Although it does not have an official hallmark, its authenticity has been verified by a specialist and a warranty is included with purchase.
Gemstone: Natural tiger's eye, oval cabochon cut, approximately 14 x 19 mm. Tiger's eye is a semi-precious stone known for its shine and its brown and golden hues.
Size: Tatum 11. corresponds to 16.2 mm-
Gemstones are usually treated to enhance color or clarity. This has not been assessed for this specific item.
Condition: Excellent condition, like new. See photographs, which are part of the description.
Shipped in a jewelry case, via insured mail/registered mail.
With tracking code
Insured (shipping costs include private insurance)
Seller's Story
David López
Expert in pre-owned gold jewelry. With years of experience in the industry, my passion is to appraise and authenticate pieces, uncovering their history and true value. I offer a professional and trustworthy service so you can buy with complete confidence and find that unique piece you’re looking for.
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Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
1
Metal
Yellow gold
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
14.00
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Main stone
Cat's Eye (Chrysoberyl)
Total weight
7.6 g
Condition
As new - unused
Gender
Women
Ring size
51 (EU) / 11 (IT) / 5 ¾ (US)
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