Ring - 18 kt. White gold - 2.60ct. tw. Onyx
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White gold 18K ring with a faceted onyx of about 2.60 carats, total weight around 6 g, EU size 57, in excellent used condition, with no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
LeGi ring in white gold 750 (18 kt) with of about 2.60 carats faceted onyx
Elegant LeGi vintage ring made in white gold 750‰ (18 kt), embellished with a refined natural faceted onyx.
The piece is associated with LeGi International S.r.l. of Vicenza, a historic Italian high-jewellery manufacturer now inactive.
Inside the ring there is the hallmark “LEGi ★ 314 VI / 750,” which identifies the producer and the gold fineness. The 750 mark confirms the presence of 18 kt gold according to Italian regulations on precious metals.
The sober and refined design makes this ring particularly versatile: a piece with a classic character, suitable both for an elegant everyday look and for a special occasion.
Details of the jewelry
* Material: white gold 750‰ (18 kt)
* Stone: natural faceted onyx
• Carats onyx: 2.60
* Internal diameter: about 17.7 mm
* Weight: about 6 g
* Hallmark: LEGi ★ 314 VI / 750
* Conditions: excellent/very good
The ring will be carefully packaged to ensure safe shipping and will be delivered in a dedicated ring box.
An Italian vintage jewel of great elegance, ideal for those who appreciate gold jewellery and Italian craftsmanship.
LeGi ring in white gold 750 (18 kt) with of about 2.60 carats faceted onyx
Elegant LeGi vintage ring made in white gold 750‰ (18 kt), embellished with a refined natural faceted onyx.
The piece is associated with LeGi International S.r.l. of Vicenza, a historic Italian high-jewellery manufacturer now inactive.
Inside the ring there is the hallmark “LEGi ★ 314 VI / 750,” which identifies the producer and the gold fineness. The 750 mark confirms the presence of 18 kt gold according to Italian regulations on precious metals.
The sober and refined design makes this ring particularly versatile: a piece with a classic character, suitable both for an elegant everyday look and for a special occasion.
Details of the jewelry
* Material: white gold 750‰ (18 kt)
* Stone: natural faceted onyx
• Carats onyx: 2.60
* Internal diameter: about 17.7 mm
* Weight: about 6 g
* Hallmark: LEGi ★ 314 VI / 750
* Conditions: excellent/very good
The ring will be carefully packaged to ensure safe shipping and will be delivered in a dedicated ring box.
An Italian vintage jewel of great elegance, ideal for those who appreciate gold jewellery and Italian craftsmanship.
Details
Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Total carat weight of all stones
2.60
Free resizing offered
No
Metal
White gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Main stone
Onyx
Total weight
6 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Italy
Ring size
57 (EU) / 17 (IT) / 8 (US)
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