Ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold, Platinum - 3.53ct. tw. Diamond (Natural) - Spinel





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This vintage ring is made of 18-carat yellow gold and platinum, with 22 round rose-cut natural diamonds and an oval spinel, and has no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Rosette-style vintage ring, crafted in 18-karat yellow gold with platinum accents, notable for its elaborate setting and the combination of stones of different shapes.
The centerpiece is crowned by a blue synthetic spinel of oval cut, weighing 2.67 ct, surrounded by a bezel of 12 natural old-cut brilliant diamonds, with a total weight of 0.78 ct.
The shoulders feature delicate openwork, decorated with another 10 natural rose-cut diamonds totaling 0.08 ct. The ornamental details of the setting and the contrast between yellow gold and platinum emphasize the character of this piece.
With a total of 0.86 ct of natural diamonds, the ring gathers features characteristic of antique jewelry, such as decorative settings, traditional cuts, and the symmetric rosette composition.
Technical details:
- Type of jewelry: Rosette-style vintage ring.
- Material: 18K yellow gold (750/1000) with platinum accents.
- Central stone: Blue synthetic spinel.
- Spinel cut: Oval.
- Spinel weight: 2.67 ct
- Main diamonds: 12 natural old-cut brilliant diamonds, 0.78 ct in total.
- Additional diamonds: 10 natural rose-cut diamonds, 0.08 ct in total.
- Total diamond weight: 0.86 ct.
- Total gem weight: 3.53 ct.
- Ring size: EU 57.
- Total weight: 4.13 g.
- Style: Vintage.
An especially attractive piece for the combination of its blue spinel, the old-cut diamonds, and the ornamental craftsmanship of its setting.
Shipped insured with tracking number.
Rosette-style vintage ring, crafted in 18-karat yellow gold with platinum accents, notable for its elaborate setting and the combination of stones of different shapes.
The centerpiece is crowned by a blue synthetic spinel of oval cut, weighing 2.67 ct, surrounded by a bezel of 12 natural old-cut brilliant diamonds, with a total weight of 0.78 ct.
The shoulders feature delicate openwork, decorated with another 10 natural rose-cut diamonds totaling 0.08 ct. The ornamental details of the setting and the contrast between yellow gold and platinum emphasize the character of this piece.
With a total of 0.86 ct of natural diamonds, the ring gathers features characteristic of antique jewelry, such as decorative settings, traditional cuts, and the symmetric rosette composition.
Technical details:
- Type of jewelry: Rosette-style vintage ring.
- Material: 18K yellow gold (750/1000) with platinum accents.
- Central stone: Blue synthetic spinel.
- Spinel cut: Oval.
- Spinel weight: 2.67 ct
- Main diamonds: 12 natural old-cut brilliant diamonds, 0.78 ct in total.
- Additional diamonds: 10 natural rose-cut diamonds, 0.08 ct in total.
- Total diamond weight: 0.86 ct.
- Total gem weight: 3.53 ct.
- Ring size: EU 57.
- Total weight: 4.13 g.
- Style: Vintage.
An especially attractive piece for the combination of its blue spinel, the old-cut diamonds, and the ornamental craftsmanship of its setting.
Shipped insured with tracking number.
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