Ring - 14 kt. White gold - 1.18ct. tw. Diamond (Natural)





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A 14 kt white gold solitaire ring weighing 3 g, set with a natural 1.18 carat diamond in Old European cut, in Jugendstil design, in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Title: Classic solitaire ring with 1.2 carat natural diamond (Color G / Clarity VS2) – 14K white gold
Description:
For sale is a timeless, elegant solitaire ring made of 585 white gold (14 karat), set with a significant natural diamond of 1.2 carats with Old European Cut (1900 – 1930). Custom-made.
• Design & Form: The diamond sits proudly on a particularly narrow, delicate and filigree band. This minimalist design keeps the entire focus on the impressive size of the main stone and makes it visually appear even more monumental.
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• Material: 585 white gold (14 karat). Due to the extremely delicate and fine execution of the ring shank, the goldsmith deliberately omitted a stamped hallmark to avoid weakening the material. The gold content was professionally verified.
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• Ring measurements: Ring diameter 2.0 cm; ring head approx. 6.7 mm wide and 4.2 mm high.
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• Main stone measurements: The diamond has a distinctive diameter of 6.7 mm and a depth of about 4.0 mm (which mathematically substantiates the carat weight).
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• Diamond quality:
◦ Weight: approx. 1.18 carats
◦ Color: G
◦ Clarity: VS 2
◦ Cut: VG Old European Cut
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• Setting: The stone sits securely and lucently in a classic, raised 6-prong setting, which showcases the fire of the diamond optimally.
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• Inspection: The authenticity as a natural diamond as well as the gemological specifications and the gold content were verified on-site by a qualified jeweler using thermal and electrical conductivity testing (multi-tester), acid test, refractometer and microscope.
A high-caliber investment and engagement piece in pristine condition.
Title: Classic solitaire ring with 1.2 carat natural diamond (Color G / Clarity VS2) – 14K white gold
Description:
For sale is a timeless, elegant solitaire ring made of 585 white gold (14 karat), set with a significant natural diamond of 1.2 carats with Old European Cut (1900 – 1930). Custom-made.
• Design & Form: The diamond sits proudly on a particularly narrow, delicate and filigree band. This minimalist design keeps the entire focus on the impressive size of the main stone and makes it visually appear even more monumental.
•
• Material: 585 white gold (14 karat). Due to the extremely delicate and fine execution of the ring shank, the goldsmith deliberately omitted a stamped hallmark to avoid weakening the material. The gold content was professionally verified.
•
• Ring measurements: Ring diameter 2.0 cm; ring head approx. 6.7 mm wide and 4.2 mm high.
•
• Main stone measurements: The diamond has a distinctive diameter of 6.7 mm and a depth of about 4.0 mm (which mathematically substantiates the carat weight).
•
• Diamond quality:
◦ Weight: approx. 1.18 carats
◦ Color: G
◦ Clarity: VS 2
◦ Cut: VG Old European Cut
◦
• Setting: The stone sits securely and lucently in a classic, raised 6-prong setting, which showcases the fire of the diamond optimally.
•
• Inspection: The authenticity as a natural diamond as well as the gemological specifications and the gold content were verified on-site by a qualified jeweler using thermal and electrical conductivity testing (multi-tester), acid test, refractometer and microscope.
A high-caliber investment and engagement piece in pristine condition.
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