No reserve price - Ring - 18 kt. White gold - 2.42ct. tw. Aquamarine - Diamond





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This 18-carat white-gold ring features a 2-carat marquise-cut aquamarine and 14 natural round brilliant-cut diamonds totalling 0.42 carats, and has no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Magnificent 18K white gold marquise ring, set with a 2-carat aquamarine and 0.42 carats of natural brilliant-cut diamonds
No reserve price
Accompanied by a professional certificate of authenticity
1950s, late Art Deco period
Elegant elongated table, subtly arranged in tiers, measuring 22 mm x 10 mm overall: it fully covers the finger joint
At its center is a substantial marquise-cut aquamarine in a rare, deeply saturated sky-blue hue that captivates the eye
Its lozenge-shaped table and triangular facets make the most of every ray of light
Its lively reflections dance from one edge to the other
Its brilliance is vivid and luminous
Its clarity is crystalline (under magnification, tiny negative crystals typical of natural aquamarines can be seen at the edge of the table)
Dimensions 17 mm x 5.4 mm
Weight 2 carats
Its halo is composed of 14 diamonds, whose whiteness creates a lovely contrast with the aquamarine's blue
Diameter 2 mm
Weight 0.03 carats each
Total weight approximately 0.42 carats
Estimated extra quality, G/VVS
Band with flared double shoulders
Openwork gallery with geometric motifs, allowing the finger to breathe
Dazzling ring with timeless design and meticulous finishing
Looks beautiful when worn
For a better visual representation, the photo of the ring being worn was AI-generated. The original, unretouched close-up photographs provide an accurate view of its condition.
Ring size 55 - 7 1/8 - 17.5 mm
Weight 5.47 g
Owl hallmark for 18K gold
Fast, careful shipping by tracked, registered parcel with insurance
Seller's Story
Magnificent 18K white gold marquise ring, set with a 2-carat aquamarine and 0.42 carats of natural brilliant-cut diamonds
No reserve price
Accompanied by a professional certificate of authenticity
1950s, late Art Deco period
Elegant elongated table, subtly arranged in tiers, measuring 22 mm x 10 mm overall: it fully covers the finger joint
At its center is a substantial marquise-cut aquamarine in a rare, deeply saturated sky-blue hue that captivates the eye
Its lozenge-shaped table and triangular facets make the most of every ray of light
Its lively reflections dance from one edge to the other
Its brilliance is vivid and luminous
Its clarity is crystalline (under magnification, tiny negative crystals typical of natural aquamarines can be seen at the edge of the table)
Dimensions 17 mm x 5.4 mm
Weight 2 carats
Its halo is composed of 14 diamonds, whose whiteness creates a lovely contrast with the aquamarine's blue
Diameter 2 mm
Weight 0.03 carats each
Total weight approximately 0.42 carats
Estimated extra quality, G/VVS
Band with flared double shoulders
Openwork gallery with geometric motifs, allowing the finger to breathe
Dazzling ring with timeless design and meticulous finishing
Looks beautiful when worn
For a better visual representation, the photo of the ring being worn was AI-generated. The original, unretouched close-up photographs provide an accurate view of its condition.
Ring size 55 - 7 1/8 - 17.5 mm
Weight 5.47 g
Owl hallmark for 18K gold
Fast, careful shipping by tracked, registered parcel with insurance
Seller's Story
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