Ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold - 1.90ct. tw. Emerald - Sapphire






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Vintage 18k yellow gold ring from the 80s–90s with two square-cut emeralds (total 0.60 ct), three brilliant-cut pink sapphires (total 1.00 ct) and ten natural brilliant-cut diamonds (total 0.30 ct), overall stone weight 1.90 ct, weight 3.95 g, ring size EU 53 (IT 13, US 6¼), in very good condition with minor signs of wear and no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Vintage ring from the 80s–90s in 18-karat yellow gold with emeralds, pink sapphires and natural diamonds
Elegant ring made in 18-karat yellow gold, with an appealing multicolor design that combines gemstones in green, pink, and white tones in an ornamental composition inspired by classical motifs.
The piece is decorated with two natural square-cut emeralds, providing an intense green contrast, accompanied by three pink sapphires cut in brilliant, which add brightness and color. The set is completed with ten natural brilliant-cut diamonds, distributed among the colored stones to enhance the shine and harmony of the design.
The combination of the different gemstones and the warm tone of the yellow gold gives this ring an elegant and versatile character, representative of jewelry from the late decades of the 20th century.
Piece features:
- Era: 80s–90s, approximate dating.
- Metal: 18-karat yellow gold.
- Carat: 750.
- Emeralds: 2 natural emeralds in square cut, total approximate weight 0.60 carats.
- Pink sapphires: 3 stones in brilliant cut, total weight approximately 1.00 carat.
- Diamonds: 10 natural diamonds in brilliant cut, total weight approximately 0.30 carats.
- Total ring weight: 3.95 grams.
- Tatum: 13.
An attractive vintage jewel that stands out for its color combination, its natural gemstones, and its design, ideal for those seeking a ring with personality and elegance.
Seller's Story
Vintage ring from the 80s–90s in 18-karat yellow gold with emeralds, pink sapphires and natural diamonds
Elegant ring made in 18-karat yellow gold, with an appealing multicolor design that combines gemstones in green, pink, and white tones in an ornamental composition inspired by classical motifs.
The piece is decorated with two natural square-cut emeralds, providing an intense green contrast, accompanied by three pink sapphires cut in brilliant, which add brightness and color. The set is completed with ten natural brilliant-cut diamonds, distributed among the colored stones to enhance the shine and harmony of the design.
The combination of the different gemstones and the warm tone of the yellow gold gives this ring an elegant and versatile character, representative of jewelry from the late decades of the 20th century.
Piece features:
- Era: 80s–90s, approximate dating.
- Metal: 18-karat yellow gold.
- Carat: 750.
- Emeralds: 2 natural emeralds in square cut, total approximate weight 0.60 carats.
- Pink sapphires: 3 stones in brilliant cut, total weight approximately 1.00 carat.
- Diamonds: 10 natural diamonds in brilliant cut, total weight approximately 0.30 carats.
- Total ring weight: 3.95 grams.
- Tatum: 13.
An attractive vintage jewel that stands out for its color combination, its natural gemstones, and its design, ideal for those seeking a ring with personality and elegance.
Seller's Story
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