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






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18K white gold ring with a natural red tourmaline (0.20 ct), 12 natural brilliant-cut diamonds (0.44 ct) and 6 Akoya pearls (2.5 mm), total weight 4.2 g, hallmarked 750, in very good condition.
Description from the seller
18K White Gold Ring with Natural Diamonds, Red Tourmaline & Akoya Pearls – 0.44 ct
Description:
Elegant 18K white gold floral ring featuring a beautiful combination of natural diamonds, Akoya pearls and a natural red tourmaline.
The centre of the ring is set with a natural red tourmaline weighing approximately 0.20 ct, surrounded by 6 Akoya pearls arranged in a delicate floral formation.
The surrounding design is decorated with 12 natural brilliant-cut diamonds, with a combined weight of approximately 0.44 ct. The diamonds are incorporated throughout the floral and leaf-shaped setting, adding brilliance and detail to the composition.
The ring is crafted from 18K white gold and is stamped “750”, confirming a gold purity of 75% (18 karat).
The intricate openwork setting and floral-inspired design give the piece an elegant and distinctive appearance. The exact production period is unknown, so no specific era is attributed to the ring.
Details:
Jewellery type: Ring
Material: 18K white gold
Gold purity: 750 / 18K
Hallmark: 750
Main gemstone: Natural tourmaline
Tourmaline colour: Red
Tourmaline weight: Approx. 0.20 ct
Diamonds: 12 natural diamonds
Diamond cut: Brilliant cut
Total diamond weight: Approx. 0.44 ct
Pearls: 6 Akoya pearls (2.5mm each)
Total weight: Approx. 4.2 grams
Design: Floral / cluster
Condition: Pre-owned, with signs of wear consistent with previous use. Please examine the photographs carefully as they form an important part of the description.
Total gemstone composition:
0.44 ct natural diamonds + 0.20 ct natural red tourmaline + 6 Akoya pearls.
18K White Gold Ring with Natural Diamonds, Red Tourmaline & Akoya Pearls – 0.44 ct
Description:
Elegant 18K white gold floral ring featuring a beautiful combination of natural diamonds, Akoya pearls and a natural red tourmaline.
The centre of the ring is set with a natural red tourmaline weighing approximately 0.20 ct, surrounded by 6 Akoya pearls arranged in a delicate floral formation.
The surrounding design is decorated with 12 natural brilliant-cut diamonds, with a combined weight of approximately 0.44 ct. The diamonds are incorporated throughout the floral and leaf-shaped setting, adding brilliance and detail to the composition.
The ring is crafted from 18K white gold and is stamped “750”, confirming a gold purity of 75% (18 karat).
The intricate openwork setting and floral-inspired design give the piece an elegant and distinctive appearance. The exact production period is unknown, so no specific era is attributed to the ring.
Details:
Jewellery type: Ring
Material: 18K white gold
Gold purity: 750 / 18K
Hallmark: 750
Main gemstone: Natural tourmaline
Tourmaline colour: Red
Tourmaline weight: Approx. 0.20 ct
Diamonds: 12 natural diamonds
Diamond cut: Brilliant cut
Total diamond weight: Approx. 0.44 ct
Pearls: 6 Akoya pearls (2.5mm each)
Total weight: Approx. 4.2 grams
Design: Floral / cluster
Condition: Pre-owned, with signs of wear consistent with previous use. Please examine the photographs carefully as they form an important part of the description.
Total gemstone composition:
0.44 ct natural diamonds + 0.20 ct natural red tourmaline + 6 Akoya pearls.
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