Eternity ring - 14 kt. White gold - 18 small diamonds, approx. 0.65 ct.
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€ 400
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
Estimate € 1,200 - € 1,500
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Vintage eternity ring in 14-carat white gold, set with 18 diamonds weighing approximately 0.65 ct in total, size 59, with no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
Classic Diamond Eternity Ring in 585 White Gold - Size 59 (5.58 g)
For sale is a timeless, expertly crafted eternity ring (alliance ring) made of 585 white gold (14 karat).
The ring features a continuous full-circle setting of 18 genuine diamonds in a classic brilliant cut.
Thanks to its substantial band and sturdy setting, which protects the stones with fine metal bars, the ring feels pleasantly weighty on the finger and is perfect as an engagement ring, wedding ring, or luxurious stacking ring.
Details at a glance:
• Material: 585 white gold (14K), hallmarked/stamped
• Ring size: 59 (approx. 18.8 mm inner diameter)
• Stones: 18 small diamonds / brilliant-cut diamonds in a full-circle setting (full eternity band)
• Estimated total diamond weight: approx. 0.54–0.72 carats
• Total weight: 5.58 grams (see photo on the precision scale)
Condition:
The ring is in very good, well-kept condition, with minimal superficial signs of wear. The settings are completely intact, and all 18 stones are secure and firmly in place.
Fit note:
As this is a genuine full-eternity ring, the size (approx. 59) cannot be altered after purchase. Please check your ring size carefully beforehand (a photo on the ring mandrel is included).
Private sale: The sale is made with no warranty, guarantee, or returns.
Classic Diamond Eternity Ring in 585 White Gold - Size 59 (5.58 g)
For sale is a timeless, expertly crafted eternity ring (alliance ring) made of 585 white gold (14 karat).
The ring features a continuous full-circle setting of 18 genuine diamonds in a classic brilliant cut.
Thanks to its substantial band and sturdy setting, which protects the stones with fine metal bars, the ring feels pleasantly weighty on the finger and is perfect as an engagement ring, wedding ring, or luxurious stacking ring.
Details at a glance:
• Material: 585 white gold (14K), hallmarked/stamped
• Ring size: 59 (approx. 18.8 mm inner diameter)
• Stones: 18 small diamonds / brilliant-cut diamonds in a full-circle setting (full eternity band)
• Estimated total diamond weight: approx. 0.54–0.72 carats
• Total weight: 5.58 grams (see photo on the precision scale)
Condition:
The ring is in very good, well-kept condition, with minimal superficial signs of wear. The settings are completely intact, and all 18 stones are secure and firmly in place.
Fit note:
As this is a genuine full-eternity ring, the size (approx. 59) cannot be altered after purchase. Please check your ring size carefully beforehand (a photo on the ring mandrel is included).
Private sale: The sale is made with no warranty, guarantee, or returns.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Vintage
Free resizing offered
No
Metal
White gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Total weight
5.58 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
Title additional information
18 small diamonds, approx. 0.65 ct.
Ring size
59 (EU) / 19 (IT) / 8 ¾ (US)
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