Tennis bracelet - 18 kt. White gold - 6.30ct. tw. Ruby - Diamond
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Selected by Lina Plokhova
Specialises in post-2000 pre-owned jewellery. GIA diamond and diamond grading graduate.
Estimate € 3,600 - € 4,300
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Description from the seller
White Gold Tennis Bracelet with Rubies and Diamonds
Type: Classic Tennis Bracelet
Metal: 18kt white gold (750/1000)
Total Gold Weight: 10.641 grams
Gem Size: 3.0 mm each (round/brilliant cut)
Total Gem Count: 63 stones
Gem Composition and Carat Calculation
The bracelet is enriched with a total of 63 precious stones, each 3 mm in size.
Caliber note: A round gemstone with a diameter of 3 mm has an average estimated weight of about 0.10 carats (slightly variable depending on the stone’s specific density and cut).
White Diamonds:
Quantity: 10 stones
Estimated Weight: About 1.00 ct total (10 × 0.10 ct)
Visual Characteristics: High brilliance, white color and selected clarity.
Natural Rubies:
Quantity: 53 stones
Estimated Weight: About 5.30 ct total (53 × 0.10 ct)
Visual Characteristics: Rich red coloration and excellent clarity.
Total Estimated Weight of Gemstones: About 6.30 Carats (1.00 ct diamonds + 5.30 ct rubies)
Style Detail: A refined play of contrasts between the purity of white diamonds and the warm intensity of red rubies, harmoniously set in a flexible and secure white-gold mounting. A timeless piece, ideal for every occasion of great elegance.
White Gold Tennis Bracelet with Rubies and Diamonds
Type: Classic Tennis Bracelet
Metal: 18kt white gold (750/1000)
Total Gold Weight: 10.641 grams
Gem Size: 3.0 mm each (round/brilliant cut)
Total Gem Count: 63 stones
Gem Composition and Carat Calculation
The bracelet is enriched with a total of 63 precious stones, each 3 mm in size.
Caliber note: A round gemstone with a diameter of 3 mm has an average estimated weight of about 0.10 carats (slightly variable depending on the stone’s specific density and cut).
White Diamonds:
Quantity: 10 stones
Estimated Weight: About 1.00 ct total (10 × 0.10 ct)
Visual Characteristics: High brilliance, white color and selected clarity.
Natural Rubies:
Quantity: 53 stones
Estimated Weight: About 5.30 ct total (53 × 0.10 ct)
Visual Characteristics: Rich red coloration and excellent clarity.
Total Estimated Weight of Gemstones: About 6.30 Carats (1.00 ct diamonds + 5.30 ct rubies)
Style Detail: A refined play of contrasts between the purity of white diamonds and the warm intensity of red rubies, harmoniously set in a flexible and secure white-gold mounting. A timeless piece, ideal for every occasion of great elegance.
Details
Era
After 2000
Shape of surrounding stones
Round
Total carat weight of all stones
6.30
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
63
Diamond type of surrounding stones
Natural
Cutting style of surrounding stones
Brilliant cut
Fineness
18 kt.
Brand jewellery
No
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
6.30
Metal
White gold
Main stone
Ruby
Surrounding stones
Diamond
Total weight
10.64 g
Condition
New
Country of origin
Unknown
Gender
Women
Circumference
20 cm
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