Ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold - 2.26ct. tw.






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Women's yellow gold 18k multigem ring, 4 g total weight, EU size 62 (US 10), in excellent condition, without a laboratory report, set with blue sapphires, emeralds, rubies and diamonds totalling 2.26 ct.
Description from the seller
Spectacular yellow-gold ring in multigem style, with an elegant design of interlaced bands forming an attractive undulating pattern.
The piece combines 14 blue sapphires of 0.05 ct each, 8 emeralds of 0.05 ct and 10 rubies of 0.05 ct, alternated with 26 brilliant-cut diamonds of 0.01 ct, creating a spectacular contrast of colors and flashes.
The stones follow the curves of the design using pavé or channel setting, imparting a visually striking effect when worn.
This type of multigem jewelry, popular from the late 20th to the early 21st century, reflects a high-jewelry trend based on combining precious stones of different colors to convey harmony and personality.
A spectacular, sophisticated, and very versatile jewel, one of those pieces that immediately stands out and adds character to any ensemble.
The combination of rubies, sapphires, emeralds and diamonds makes this piece an especially attractive choice for someone seeking a distinctive jewel with presence and color richness, as well as an excellent option to add to a jewelry collection.
A singular piece whose variety of gemstones and interlaced design give it timeless appeal.
Gems are commonly treated to improve color or clarity. This has not been investigated for this specific item.
The piece shows no distinctive hallmark; the gold has been previously checked by a professional.
It is shipped securely, by certified insured mail.
The piece is shipped with standard packaging.
Can be picked up in Madrid or Barcelona, with prior notice.
Seller's Story
Spectacular yellow-gold ring in multigem style, with an elegant design of interlaced bands forming an attractive undulating pattern.
The piece combines 14 blue sapphires of 0.05 ct each, 8 emeralds of 0.05 ct and 10 rubies of 0.05 ct, alternated with 26 brilliant-cut diamonds of 0.01 ct, creating a spectacular contrast of colors and flashes.
The stones follow the curves of the design using pavé or channel setting, imparting a visually striking effect when worn.
This type of multigem jewelry, popular from the late 20th to the early 21st century, reflects a high-jewelry trend based on combining precious stones of different colors to convey harmony and personality.
A spectacular, sophisticated, and very versatile jewel, one of those pieces that immediately stands out and adds character to any ensemble.
The combination of rubies, sapphires, emeralds and diamonds makes this piece an especially attractive choice for someone seeking a distinctive jewel with presence and color richness, as well as an excellent option to add to a jewelry collection.
A singular piece whose variety of gemstones and interlaced design give it timeless appeal.
Gems are commonly treated to improve color or clarity. This has not been investigated for this specific item.
The piece shows no distinctive hallmark; the gold has been previously checked by a professional.
It is shipped securely, by certified insured mail.
The piece is shipped with standard packaging.
Can be picked up in Madrid or Barcelona, with prior notice.
Seller's Story
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