Ring - 14 kt. Yellow gold Garnet






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A 14 kt yellow gold ring with an ornate openwork design, set with a single 0.40 ct garnet cabochon, hallmarked 585, weight 4.73 g, EU size 55 (IT 15, US 7¼), origin Italy, in as new condition with no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Elegant ring crafted in 14 kt. yellow gold, featuring an ornate openwork design with finely textured and decorative details.
The centre is set with a round garnet cabochon weighing approx. 0.40 ct.
The warm tone of the yellow gold complements the deep red colour of the garnet, while the decorative shoulders give the ring a distinctive and refined appearance.
A characterful piece with an elegant classic design, suitable for both everyday wear and special occasions.
Hallmark: 585
Max. width: 17 mm
Min. width: 7 mm
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Elegant ring crafted in 14 kt. yellow gold, featuring an ornate openwork design with finely textured and decorative details.
The centre is set with a round garnet cabochon weighing approx. 0.40 ct.
The warm tone of the yellow gold complements the deep red colour of the garnet, while the decorative shoulders give the ring a distinctive and refined appearance.
A characterful piece with an elegant classic design, suitable for both everyday wear and special occasions.
Hallmark: 585
Max. width: 17 mm
Min. width: 7 mm
Express and secure shipping
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