Tiffany & Co. - Ring - Atlas - 18 kt. Rose gold Diamond (Natural)






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Tiffany & Co. Atlas ring in 18k rose gold with four natural brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 0.10 carats, EU size 50 (US 5¼), weight 3.14 g, no laboratory report, unisex design.
Description from the seller
Tiffany & Co. – Atlas Ring 18kt Rose Gold with Diamond
Add a timeless icon to your jewelry collection with this beautiful ring from the legendary Tiffany Atlas collection. Inspired by the iconic Atlas clock on the façade of the Fifth Avenue flagship store in New York, this design combines classic Roman numerals with a modern, refined look.
The ring is crafted from high-quality 18 karat rose gold (750/1000), which gives a warm and romantic glow to the skin. The cleanly engraved Roman numerals are elegantly punctuated by a sparkling, gold-set brilliant-cut diamond that beautifully catches the light.
Specifications:
• Brand: Tiffany & Co.
• Collection: Atlas
• Material: Solid 18kt rose gold / Au750 (fully marked and signed on the inside)
• Gem: Natural diamonds, brilliant-cut shape of exceptionally high quality as you would expect from Tiffany (F-G color, VVS/VS clarity)
• Ring size: 50 (EU) / diameter approx. 15.9 mm
• Accessories: Supplied with the original Tiffany & Co. jewelry pouch
• Condition: In excellent condition, well cared for and shows minimal, normal wear. The gold shines beautifully and the diamond sparkles brightly.
Styling advice
With its sleek, minimalist design, this ring is perfect worn solo as a subtle eye-catcher, or stacked with other white gold or rose gold rings. The rose gold version of this particular Atlas ring is now discontinued (no longer available new from Tiffany), which makes this piece especially unique.
To be shipped insured from the Netherlands
Tiffany & Co. – Atlas Ring 18kt Rose Gold with Diamond
Add a timeless icon to your jewelry collection with this beautiful ring from the legendary Tiffany Atlas collection. Inspired by the iconic Atlas clock on the façade of the Fifth Avenue flagship store in New York, this design combines classic Roman numerals with a modern, refined look.
The ring is crafted from high-quality 18 karat rose gold (750/1000), which gives a warm and romantic glow to the skin. The cleanly engraved Roman numerals are elegantly punctuated by a sparkling, gold-set brilliant-cut diamond that beautifully catches the light.
Specifications:
• Brand: Tiffany & Co.
• Collection: Atlas
• Material: Solid 18kt rose gold / Au750 (fully marked and signed on the inside)
• Gem: Natural diamonds, brilliant-cut shape of exceptionally high quality as you would expect from Tiffany (F-G color, VVS/VS clarity)
• Ring size: 50 (EU) / diameter approx. 15.9 mm
• Accessories: Supplied with the original Tiffany & Co. jewelry pouch
• Condition: In excellent condition, well cared for and shows minimal, normal wear. The gold shines beautifully and the diamond sparkles brightly.
Styling advice
With its sleek, minimalist design, this ring is perfect worn solo as a subtle eye-catcher, or stacked with other white gold or rose gold rings. The rose gold version of this particular Atlas ring is now discontinued (no longer available new from Tiffany), which makes this piece especially unique.
To be shipped insured from the Netherlands
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