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8k yellow gold ring (333) set with a large green tourmaline in a cushion cut, featuring a small square-set beryl in the centre; main stones total 8 ct and surrounding stones 0.5 ct, EU ring size 64, condition good vintage with minor wear.
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8kt Gold Ring with Green Tourmaline & Set Beryl
Description
Beautiful 8kt gold ring (333 gold) with a characterful appearance, set with a large green tourmaline in a cushion-shaped faceting. In the center of the spinel, there is a small, square-set beryl, subtly incorporated into the main stone. This special combination creates a depth and play of light that gives the ring a unique, artistic appearance.
The design features broad, softly rounded shoulders and a modern-vintage character. The warm gold color contrasts beautifully with the deep olive green of the spinel, making this piece a true eye-catcher.
Specifications
• Material: 8kt yellow gold (marked 333)
• Weight: 6.03 g
Precious stones
Green tourmaline – large central stone, faceted
Beryl – small square inlay in the spinel.
• Ring size: UK W (EU approximately 64 / Ø about 24 mm)
Condition: Beautiful vintage condition, light signs of use appropriate for age.
• Stamps: 333 gold content + master mark
• Origin: Presumably Western Europe, mid-20th century.
Particulars
Unique design with a beryl set in the spinel.
Heavy, luxurious appearance due to the wide frame
Beautiful combination of color, light, and depth.
Perfect ALS statement ring
Is carefully packed and sent by registered mail.
8kt Gold Ring with Green Tourmaline & Set Beryl
Description
Beautiful 8kt gold ring (333 gold) with a characterful appearance, set with a large green tourmaline in a cushion-shaped faceting. In the center of the spinel, there is a small, square-set beryl, subtly incorporated into the main stone. This special combination creates a depth and play of light that gives the ring a unique, artistic appearance.
The design features broad, softly rounded shoulders and a modern-vintage character. The warm gold color contrasts beautifully with the deep olive green of the spinel, making this piece a true eye-catcher.
Specifications
• Material: 8kt yellow gold (marked 333)
• Weight: 6.03 g
Precious stones
Green tourmaline – large central stone, faceted
Beryl – small square inlay in the spinel.
• Ring size: UK W (EU approximately 64 / Ø about 24 mm)
Condition: Beautiful vintage condition, light signs of use appropriate for age.
• Stamps: 333 gold content + master mark
• Origin: Presumably Western Europe, mid-20th century.
Particulars
Unique design with a beryl set in the spinel.
Heavy, luxurious appearance due to the wide frame
Beautiful combination of color, light, and depth.
Perfect ALS statement ring
Is carefully packed and sent by registered mail.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
1
No. of surrounding gemstones
1
Style
Retro, Vintage
Metal
Yellow gold
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
8.00
Total carat weight of surrounding stones
0.50
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
8 kt.
Main Stone
Tourmaline
Total weight
6.03 g
Surrounding Stones
Beryl
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Men
Shape of main stone
Cushion
Ring size
64 (EU) / 24 (IT) / 10 ¾ (US)
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