Ring - 18 kt. White gold - 0.75ct. tw. Opal - Diamond
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Beautiful 18k white gold ring with a natural oval opal of 0.75 ct, flanked by four natural round diamonds, total ring weight about 5 g, and in good used condition from Australia, including the original 1994 purchase and warranty certificate.
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Description from the seller
Magnificent 18k white gold ring with natural opal (0.75 ct) and 4 small diamonds
Includes the original purchase and warranty certificate from 1994 from The Umoona Opal Mine Museum (Coober Pedy, Australia).
Are you looking for a unique piece of jewelry that perfectly combines elegance and mystique? This stunning white-gold ladies' ring is a real eye-catcher. The centerpiece of the ring is a beautiful natural Opal of 0.75 carats, cabochon-cut. The opal displays a fascinating play of color that changes with every movement.
The main gemstone is gracefully flanked by four naturally cut diamonds of a round shape, providing subtle yet unmistakable sparkle. The whole is crafted from high-quality 18-karat white gold and has a total weight of approximately 5 grams.
The ring is in good, worn condition with light signs of use, giving the jewelry a beautiful, well-loved character. A timeless and exclusive possession for the lover of fine jewelry.
Specifications:
• Metal: 18 karat White Gold_
• Total weight: ca. 5 grams_
• Main stone: Natural Opal (0.75 ct, Oval, Cabochon-cut)_
• Side stones: 4 Natural Diamonds (Round shape)_
• Condition: Good condition - used with some signs of wear_
Magnificent 18k white gold ring with natural opal (0.75 ct) and 4 small diamonds
Includes the original purchase and warranty certificate from 1994 from The Umoona Opal Mine Museum (Coober Pedy, Australia).
Are you looking for a unique piece of jewelry that perfectly combines elegance and mystique? This stunning white-gold ladies' ring is a real eye-catcher. The centerpiece of the ring is a beautiful natural Opal of 0.75 carats, cabochon-cut. The opal displays a fascinating play of color that changes with every movement.
The main gemstone is gracefully flanked by four naturally cut diamonds of a round shape, providing subtle yet unmistakable sparkle. The whole is crafted from high-quality 18-karat white gold and has a total weight of approximately 5 grams.
The ring is in good, worn condition with light signs of use, giving the jewelry a beautiful, well-loved character. A timeless and exclusive possession for the lover of fine jewelry.
Specifications:
• Metal: 18 karat White Gold_
• Total weight: ca. 5 grams_
• Main stone: Natural Opal (0.75 ct, Oval, Cabochon-cut)_
• Side stones: 4 Natural Diamonds (Round shape)_
• Condition: Good condition - used with some signs of wear_
Details
Shape of surrounding stones
Round
Total carat weight of all stones
0.75
No. of main gemstones
1
Diamond type of surrounding stones
Natural
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Era
1900-2000
Number of diamonds surrounding stones
4
Metal
White gold
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.75
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Main stone
Opal
Surrounding stones
Diamond
Total weight
5 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Country of origin
Australia
Gender
Women
Shape of main stone
Oval
Cutting style of main stone
Cabochon cut
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