Ring - 14 kt. White gold - 3.50ct. tw. Diamond (Natural) - Diamond






She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
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This Art Deco ring is made of 14-carat white gold and set with one natural old European-cut round diamond weighing 0.49 carats and 38 natural old European-cut round diamonds totalling 3.04 carats, with no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Markings inside the ring are 14k rdw and 1 585.
The ring has been certified by a jeweler to be genuine diamonds and gold. The diamonds are not graded, however you can see they are of an excellent quality- beautiful colour and clarity. The center diamond is a round old European cut and measures approximately 5 mm in width.
This is an heirloom ring (from Germany) that sadly must be sold.
Sincerely hope the new owner will treasure and enjoy as much as my great-grandmother.
Markings inside the ring are 14k rdw and 1 585.
The ring has been certified by a jeweler to be genuine diamonds and gold. The diamonds are not graded, however you can see they are of an excellent quality- beautiful colour and clarity. The center diamond is a round old European cut and measures approximately 5 mm in width.
This is an heirloom ring (from Germany) that sadly must be sold.
Sincerely hope the new owner will treasure and enjoy as much as my great-grandmother.
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