Ring - 14 kt. Yellow gold - 1.28ct. tw. Diamond (Natural) - Diamond





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This 14-carat yellow-gold ring is set with seven natural princess-cut diamonds totalling 1.28 ct and comes with an ALGT laboratory report, number 94474275.
Description from the seller
[Premium] Collectors 14k Gold & White Gold Ring (4.45g) with 1.28 ct Princess-cut Diamonds (Top D-F Color / Center Stone VVS) – Fully Bezel Set – Galerie Best in Stones (José Hennekam, 2003) – ALGT Certified
Auction Description:
An extremely rare, high-end design jewelry piece of museum quality with an exceptional provenance. This solid 14-karat yellow gold statement ring (4.45 grams) was custom-made, delivered, and set in 2003 by the renowned Dutch designer, master gemologist, and artist José Hennekam for his prestigious Galerie Best in Stones. The ring is adorned with a sleek, architectural row of 7 natural princess-cut diamonds with a substantial total weight of no less than 1.28 carats.
Exclusive Design & Bezel Settings:
The ring stands out for its exceptionally refined, modern, and secure finish. All 7 diamonds are fully prongless-set in a smooth, handmade bezel setting. The absolute centerpiece of the ring is formed by the impressive, large central diamond placed in a unique white gold oval bezel setting. This white gold accentuation reflects light optimally, making the diamond appear visually larger and more radiant. The remaining 6 princess diamonds sit perfectly in tight yellow gold bezels.
Important Quality Note for Bidders:
The official ALGT certificate states a purity range of VVS to I1. This is a highly favorable distribution: the prominent, large central diamond in the white gold bezel and five of the side stones are of exceptionally high and loupe-clean VVS quality. The lower purity grade (I1) on the certificate is caused solely by a single, small peripheral stone that contains a natural inclusion. The main focus of the ring — the prominent center stone — is therefore visually perfect and loupe-clean.
All diamonds are additionally selected in the very highest colorless rarity class: D-E-F (Top Wesselton / River – Exceptionally white).
The ring is fully certified by the renowned Antwerp Laboratory for Gemstone Testing (ALGT) under report number 94474275. The interior of the ring is also engraved/stamped with authentic inscriptions ('26-12-74; GERT 26-5-76').
Specifications (per ALGT report):
• Jewelry: Handmade yellow gold/white gold design ring
• Material: 14 carat gold (Yellow gold with white gold oval central bezel)
• Total jewelry weight: 4.45 grams
• Studio / Designer: Galerie Best in Stones, José Hennekam (Year of Manufacture: 2003)
• Features/Stamps: '26-12-74; GERT 26-5-76'
Center Gemstones:
• Type: 7 Natural Diamonds
• Cut: Princess
• Weight: 1.28 Carat (total)
• Color: D - E - F (Exceptionally white / Top grade)
• Clarity: VVS - I1 (Large central diamond in oval bezel and 5 side stones are loupe-clean VVS, only 1 small side stone has an I1 inclusion)
• Polish: Very Good - Excellent
• Symmetry: Good - Very Good
[Premium] Collectors 14k Gold & White Gold Ring (4.45g) with 1.28 ct Princess-cut Diamonds (Top D-F Color / Center Stone VVS) – Fully Bezel Set – Galerie Best in Stones (José Hennekam, 2003) – ALGT Certified
Auction Description:
An extremely rare, high-end design jewelry piece of museum quality with an exceptional provenance. This solid 14-karat yellow gold statement ring (4.45 grams) was custom-made, delivered, and set in 2003 by the renowned Dutch designer, master gemologist, and artist José Hennekam for his prestigious Galerie Best in Stones. The ring is adorned with a sleek, architectural row of 7 natural princess-cut diamonds with a substantial total weight of no less than 1.28 carats.
Exclusive Design & Bezel Settings:
The ring stands out for its exceptionally refined, modern, and secure finish. All 7 diamonds are fully prongless-set in a smooth, handmade bezel setting. The absolute centerpiece of the ring is formed by the impressive, large central diamond placed in a unique white gold oval bezel setting. This white gold accentuation reflects light optimally, making the diamond appear visually larger and more radiant. The remaining 6 princess diamonds sit perfectly in tight yellow gold bezels.
Important Quality Note for Bidders:
The official ALGT certificate states a purity range of VVS to I1. This is a highly favorable distribution: the prominent, large central diamond in the white gold bezel and five of the side stones are of exceptionally high and loupe-clean VVS quality. The lower purity grade (I1) on the certificate is caused solely by a single, small peripheral stone that contains a natural inclusion. The main focus of the ring — the prominent center stone — is therefore visually perfect and loupe-clean.
All diamonds are additionally selected in the very highest colorless rarity class: D-E-F (Top Wesselton / River – Exceptionally white).
The ring is fully certified by the renowned Antwerp Laboratory for Gemstone Testing (ALGT) under report number 94474275. The interior of the ring is also engraved/stamped with authentic inscriptions ('26-12-74; GERT 26-5-76').
Specifications (per ALGT report):
• Jewelry: Handmade yellow gold/white gold design ring
• Material: 14 carat gold (Yellow gold with white gold oval central bezel)
• Total jewelry weight: 4.45 grams
• Studio / Designer: Galerie Best in Stones, José Hennekam (Year of Manufacture: 2003)
• Features/Stamps: '26-12-74; GERT 26-5-76'
Center Gemstones:
• Type: 7 Natural Diamonds
• Cut: Princess
• Weight: 1.28 Carat (total)
• Color: D - E - F (Exceptionally white / Top grade)
• Clarity: VVS - I1 (Large central diamond in oval bezel and 5 side stones are loupe-clean VVS, only 1 small side stone has an I1 inclusion)
• Polish: Very Good - Excellent
• Symmetry: Good - Very Good
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