Omega - Ring - 18 kt. White gold Diamond (Natural)






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Omega Bijoux ring in 18K white gold with six natural diamonds totaling approximately 0.30 ct, weight about 10 g, EU size 52, in good condition, without a laboratory report but accompanied by its original Omega certificate from 2006.
Description from the seller
OMEGA Bijoux – Exceptional 18K White Gold Diamond Star Ring – 2006 – Original Certificate
A striking OMEGA Bijoux ring in 18K white gold, dating from 2006 and accompanied by its original Omega Bijoux certificate dated 30 October 2006.
This substantial sculptural ring showcases a sophisticated arrangement of interwoven white-gold bands, punctuated by star-shaped motifs set with diamonds (IF–VVS, Top Wesselton). Its bold architectural construction creates an unusual play of light and movement, giving the piece a distinctive presence on the hand.
The design is characteristic of the creative period of OMEGA Bijoux in the early 2000s, when the brand produced jewellery combining contemporary forms, precious metals and diamonds. It is an especially interesting piece for collectors of Omega's jewellery history.
The ring is crafted in 18K white gold (750) and has a substantial weight of approximately 10 grams. The original Omega documentation accompanying the ring considerably enhances its provenance and collectability.
Details
Brand: OMEGA Bijoux
Type: Diamond ring
Period: 2006
Material: 18K white gold
Hallmark: 750
Weight: approx. 10 g
Stones: Diamonds
Size> 52
Estimated total diamond weight: approximately 0.30 ct (not independently graded).
Design: Multi-band openwork construction with star motifs
Original certificate: Yes
Certificate date: 30 October 2006
Reference shown on certificate: R1SBCA0400152
Jeweller number shown on certificate: SIA #50614
Original box: Not included
OMEGA Bijoux – Exceptional 18K White Gold Diamond Star Ring – 2006 – Original Certificate
A striking OMEGA Bijoux ring in 18K white gold, dating from 2006 and accompanied by its original Omega Bijoux certificate dated 30 October 2006.
This substantial sculptural ring showcases a sophisticated arrangement of interwoven white-gold bands, punctuated by star-shaped motifs set with diamonds (IF–VVS, Top Wesselton). Its bold architectural construction creates an unusual play of light and movement, giving the piece a distinctive presence on the hand.
The design is characteristic of the creative period of OMEGA Bijoux in the early 2000s, when the brand produced jewellery combining contemporary forms, precious metals and diamonds. It is an especially interesting piece for collectors of Omega's jewellery history.
The ring is crafted in 18K white gold (750) and has a substantial weight of approximately 10 grams. The original Omega documentation accompanying the ring considerably enhances its provenance and collectability.
Details
Brand: OMEGA Bijoux
Type: Diamond ring
Period: 2006
Material: 18K white gold
Hallmark: 750
Weight: approx. 10 g
Stones: Diamonds
Size> 52
Estimated total diamond weight: approximately 0.30 ct (not independently graded).
Design: Multi-band openwork construction with star motifs
Original certificate: Yes
Certificate date: 30 October 2006
Reference shown on certificate: R1SBCA0400152
Jeweller number shown on certificate: SIA #50614
Original box: Not included
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