Vhernier - Ring - 18 kt. White gold - 4.40ct. tw. Diamond (Natural)
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Vhernier white gold ring, 18 carat (750), set with a natural round brilliant diamond of 4.40 carats, colour J, clarity VVS1, IGI certificate no. 39734 dated 14 January 2016, serial number 000115, origin Italy, condition excellent.
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VHERNIER – WHITE GOLD 18 KT RING WITH NATURAL DIAMOND OF 4.40 CARATS
Diamond from the second half of the 20th century, Vhernier setting made in 2006.
Important 18-carat white gold ring signed by Vhernier, characterized by a natural diamond of 4.40 carats, round brilliant cut, set in a contemporary-design setting known for sculptural lines, smooth surfaces and substantial volumes.
According to the property, the diamond was purchased in the second half of the 20th century and subsequently set in the current setting, created by Vhernier in 2006.
The ring bears inside the shank the signature VHERNIER, the inscription “DIA ct. 4.40”, the 750 gold assay mark, the Italian identifying mark ★ 2327 MI and the number 000115.
Gemological features
The diamond is accompanied by a certificate from the Italian Gemmological Institute (IGI), issued in Milan on January 14, 2016, no. 39734, reporting the following characteristics:
Type: natural diamond.
Weight: 4.40 carats.
Cut: round brilliant.
Color: J (white with slight tint).
Clarity: VVS1.
Dimensions: 10.68 × 10.73 × 6.26 mm.
UV Fluorescence: weak.
Symmetry: very good (Very Good).
Polish: very good (Very Good).
Proportion assessment: very good (Very Good).
Gemmological observations: internal colorless structural lines (graining).
Provenance and documentation
Diamond purchased in the second half of the 20th century and subsequently mounted, in 2006, on an 18-carat white gold ring made by Vhernier, according to information provided by the property.
The jewel is accompanied by IGI certificate no. 39734 dated January 14, 2016, complete with technical annex and summary sheet.
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***This lot benefits from a reduced buyer's protection fee of 4.5% (instead of 9%) which will be arranged for the winning bidder after the closing of the auction. You will be approached by a sales team member one working day after the auction has ended. They will help you further with the discount***
VHERNIER – WHITE GOLD 18 KT RING WITH NATURAL DIAMOND OF 4.40 CARATS
Diamond from the second half of the 20th century, Vhernier setting made in 2006.
Important 18-carat white gold ring signed by Vhernier, characterized by a natural diamond of 4.40 carats, round brilliant cut, set in a contemporary-design setting known for sculptural lines, smooth surfaces and substantial volumes.
According to the property, the diamond was purchased in the second half of the 20th century and subsequently set in the current setting, created by Vhernier in 2006.
The ring bears inside the shank the signature VHERNIER, the inscription “DIA ct. 4.40”, the 750 gold assay mark, the Italian identifying mark ★ 2327 MI and the number 000115.
Gemological features
The diamond is accompanied by a certificate from the Italian Gemmological Institute (IGI), issued in Milan on January 14, 2016, no. 39734, reporting the following characteristics:
Type: natural diamond.
Weight: 4.40 carats.
Cut: round brilliant.
Color: J (white with slight tint).
Clarity: VVS1.
Dimensions: 10.68 × 10.73 × 6.26 mm.
UV Fluorescence: weak.
Symmetry: very good (Very Good).
Polish: very good (Very Good).
Proportion assessment: very good (Very Good).
Gemmological observations: internal colorless structural lines (graining).
Provenance and documentation
Diamond purchased in the second half of the 20th century and subsequently mounted, in 2006, on an 18-carat white gold ring made by Vhernier, according to information provided by the property.
The jewel is accompanied by IGI certificate no. 39734 dated January 14, 2016, complete with technical annex and summary sheet.
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Details
Era
1900-2000
Total carat weight of all stones
4.40
Brand
Vhernier
Laboratory report
Istituto Gemmologico Italiano (IGI)
Lab report number
39734
Diamond colour grade of main stone
J
Diamond type of main stone
Natural
Metal
White gold
Fineness
18 kt.
Brand jewellery
Yes
Number of diamonds main stone
1
Main stone
Diamond
Serial number
000115
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
4.40
Diamond clarity grade of main stone
VVS1
Total weight
22 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Country of origin
Italy
Gender
Unisex
Shape of main stone
Round
Cutting style of main stone
Brilliant cut
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