No reserve price - Ring - 14 kt. Yellow gold, White gold - Pearl
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Vintage 1970s ring in 14-carat yellow and white gold, set with a 5 mm freshwater cultured pearl, with no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
Charming and timeless vintage ring in 14-carat yellow gold and white gold.
The craftsmanship of this piece dates from the 1970s.
At the center of the ring sits, in a bezel setting, a beautiful freshwater cultured pearl. The white gold openwork table nicely highlights the pearl (see photos No. 5 and 6).
This is the fine workmanship of a jeweler from that era.
Table width: 7 mm.
Diameter of the pearl: 5 mm.
Weight of the ring: 1.45 g.
Ring size: 57, i.e. 18.15 mm.
The band is easily resizable as it is of excellent craftsmanship.
Trace of a French hallmark "Coquille Saint-Jacques" for 14-carat yellow gold.
Trace of a hallmark with the "Logo and letter P" of the jeweler who made the jewel.
Both hallmarks are located on the exterior of the band.
Despite its age this ring is in excellent condition (see photos).
All photos were taken in natural daylight with no artificial lighting (which explains some color nuances of the yellow and white gold as well as the pearl depending on daylight, sun, etc.).
The shipment will be carefully packaged and insured.
The packaging carton is recyclable and CO2 neutral.
The ring will be delivered in a beautiful jewelry pouch.
No reserve price.
Charming and timeless vintage ring in 14-carat yellow gold and white gold.
The craftsmanship of this piece dates from the 1970s.
At the center of the ring sits, in a bezel setting, a beautiful freshwater cultured pearl. The white gold openwork table nicely highlights the pearl (see photos No. 5 and 6).
This is the fine workmanship of a jeweler from that era.
Table width: 7 mm.
Diameter of the pearl: 5 mm.
Weight of the ring: 1.45 g.
Ring size: 57, i.e. 18.15 mm.
The band is easily resizable as it is of excellent craftsmanship.
Trace of a French hallmark "Coquille Saint-Jacques" for 14-carat yellow gold.
Trace of a hallmark with the "Logo and letter P" of the jeweler who made the jewel.
Both hallmarks are located on the exterior of the band.
Despite its age this ring is in excellent condition (see photos).
All photos were taken in natural daylight with no artificial lighting (which explains some color nuances of the yellow and white gold as well as the pearl depending on daylight, sun, etc.).
The shipment will be carefully packaged and insured.
The packaging carton is recyclable and CO2 neutral.
The ring will be delivered in a beautiful jewelry pouch.
No reserve price.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
White gold, Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Total weight
1.45 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Women
Title additional information
Pearl
Ring size
57 (EU) / 17 (IT) / 8 (US)
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