2 piece jewellery set - 14 kt. Yellow gold Ruby

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Laura Trevino
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Selected by Laura Trevino

She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.

Estimate  € 1,200 - € 1,500
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Vintage 14 kt yellow gold jewelry set with three main ruby‑red synthetic corundums totaling 2.0 ct, including earrings and ring by Riga Jewelry Factory, Latvia, in New Old Stock condition and no laboratory report, with a total weight of 11.24 g and ring size EU 56–57.

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Description from the seller

Compact Soviet jewelry set in 583 rose gold – earrings and the matching ring with synthetic rubies in a marquise cut. Manufactured by the renowned Riga Jewelry Factory (Rīgas Juvelierizstrādājumu Rūpnīca). Both pieces are in unworn original condition (New Old Stock) on original threads with intact factory lead seals and original paper passports.

* Manufacturer: Riga Jewelry Factory (USSR / Latvia), with factory logo on labels and seals.
* Material: 583 rose gold (Soviet hallmark: star with hammer and sickle clearly visible).
* Design: Classic solid "Malina" (basket) shape with delicate ornamentation.
* Gemstones: Large synthetic corundums in vivid ruby-red color with an elegant marquise cut (boat-shaped) and excellent faceting.

Details for the earrings:
* Weight: 6.73 g.
* Item number: 1090210.
* Standard: OST 25 565-81.

Details for the ring:
* Weight: 4.51 g.
* Ring size: 18 (EU 56-57).
* Item number: 1070226.
* Standard: OST 25 1290-87.

Total weight of the set: 11.24 g. An absolute highlight for collectors of Soviet vintage jewelry in pristine collector condition.

Compact Soviet jewelry set in 583 rose gold – earrings and the matching ring with synthetic rubies in a marquise cut. Manufactured by the renowned Riga Jewelry Factory (Rīgas Juvelierizstrādājumu Rūpnīca). Both pieces are in unworn original condition (New Old Stock) on original threads with intact factory lead seals and original paper passports.

* Manufacturer: Riga Jewelry Factory (USSR / Latvia), with factory logo on labels and seals.
* Material: 583 rose gold (Soviet hallmark: star with hammer and sickle clearly visible).
* Design: Classic solid "Malina" (basket) shape with delicate ornamentation.
* Gemstones: Large synthetic corundums in vivid ruby-red color with an elegant marquise cut (boat-shaped) and excellent faceting.

Details for the earrings:
* Weight: 6.73 g.
* Item number: 1090210.
* Standard: OST 25 565-81.

Details for the ring:
* Weight: 4.51 g.
* Ring size: 18 (EU 56-57).
* Item number: 1070226.
* Standard: OST 25 1290-87.

Total weight of the set: 11.24 g. An absolute highlight for collectors of Soviet vintage jewelry in pristine collector condition.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
3
Style
Vintage
Metal
Yellow gold
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
2.00
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Main stone
Ruby
Total weight
11.24 g
Condition
New
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Latvia
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