Ring - 14 kt. White gold Diamond (Natural)
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Description from the seller
Art Deco diamond ring in 14-karat white gold
Elegant Art Deco ring crafted from 14-karat white gold, confirmed by XRF analysis. The elongated headpiece is characteristic of the Art Deco period and is richly set with old-cut diamonds and simple-cut diamonds, giving a refined sparkle and an authentic historical character.
Central are three old-cut diamonds with a total weight of approximately 0.43 ct, consisting of one diamond of about 0.23 ct and two diamonds of about 0.10 ct. The diamonds are estimated to have an average quality of SI2 and a color of F/G.
Around the central design are also 30 simple-cut diamonds, each about 0.01 ct, with a total weight of approximately 0.30 ct. The fine millegrain finish and symmetrical design enhance the characteristic Art Deco look of this ring.
Specifications
* Material: 14-karat white gold (XRF tested)
* Ring size: 19.5 mm
* Weight: 3.1 g
* Head dimensions: 20.3 x 12.7 mm
* Diamonds:
* 1 old-cut diamond of about 0.23 ct
* 2 old-cut diamonds of about 0.10 ct
* 30 simple-cut diamonds of about 0.01 ct per stone
* Total diamond weight: about 0.73 ct
* Diamond color: F/G
* Diamond clarity: SI2 (average)
Condition
Good vintage condition with normal signs of wear consistent with age and use. For an accurate impression of the condition, please refer to the photos.
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Art Deco diamond ring in 14-karat white gold
Elegant Art Deco ring crafted from 14-karat white gold, confirmed by XRF analysis. The elongated headpiece is characteristic of the Art Deco period and is richly set with old-cut diamonds and simple-cut diamonds, giving a refined sparkle and an authentic historical character.
Central are three old-cut diamonds with a total weight of approximately 0.43 ct, consisting of one diamond of about 0.23 ct and two diamonds of about 0.10 ct. The diamonds are estimated to have an average quality of SI2 and a color of F/G.
Around the central design are also 30 simple-cut diamonds, each about 0.01 ct, with a total weight of approximately 0.30 ct. The fine millegrain finish and symmetrical design enhance the characteristic Art Deco look of this ring.
Specifications
* Material: 14-karat white gold (XRF tested)
* Ring size: 19.5 mm
* Weight: 3.1 g
* Head dimensions: 20.3 x 12.7 mm
* Diamonds:
* 1 old-cut diamond of about 0.23 ct
* 2 old-cut diamonds of about 0.10 ct
* 30 simple-cut diamonds of about 0.01 ct per stone
* Total diamond weight: about 0.73 ct
* Diamond color: F/G
* Diamond clarity: SI2 (average)
Condition
Good vintage condition with normal signs of wear consistent with age and use. For an accurate impression of the condition, please refer to the photos.
Insured shipping.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Diamond type of main stone
Natural
Style
Art Deco
Metal
White gold
Number of diamonds main stone
36
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Main stone
Diamond
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.23
Total weight
3.1 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
Shape of main stone
Round
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