No Reserve Price - Ring - 9 kt. Silver, Yellow gold Tourmaline paraiba - Mixed gemstones
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Art Deco reproduction ring (1910–1940) handmade by an Italian goldsmith in 9 kt yellow gold and sterling silver, featuring an octagonal-cut 10.00 ct Paraiba tourmaline as the main stone, surrounded by 12 mixed precious stones (2 round rubies totaling 0.20 ct and 10 antique-cut diamonds totaling 0.30 ct), total weight 8.70 g, ring size EU 58 / IT 18 / US 8.25, free resizing offered, no laboratory report, condition excellent, unbranded jewellery.
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Description from the seller
Vintage reproduction ring in Art Deco style from the period 1910-1940.
Ring entirely handmade by an Italian goldsmith.
9 kt yellow gold and sterling silver 925, ring with 10.00 Ct of Paraiba tourmaline.
This stone is an Octagon-cut Paraiba Tourmaline set in an elegantly designed ring.
9 kt Yellow Gold, stamped 375/1000 and 925 Sterling Silver.
Dimensions
Height 2.90 cm x Width 2.70 cm
Italian Ring Size: 18
Paraiba Tourmaline
Cut: Octagonal
Weight: 10.00
2 Lateral Rubies
Cut: Round
Weight: 0.10
Total Weight: 0.20
10 Diamonds
Cut: Antique
Weight: 0.03
Total weight: 0.30
Yellow Gold and 925 Sterling Silver Ring on Diamonds and Back Cap.
If requested, it is possible to modify the ring size at no additional cost.
Paraiba Hydothermal Tourmaline.
Paraiba Tourmaline with evident impurities inside.
Rubini glass filled.
It comes in a nice box.
All shipments are tracked and insured with TNT courier.
All hallmarks will be visible in accordance with the law.
Buyers outside the European Union must take into account the VAT and customs duties they will have to pay.
Vintage reproduction ring in Art Deco style from the period 1910-1940.
Ring entirely handmade by an Italian goldsmith.
9 kt yellow gold and sterling silver 925, ring with 10.00 Ct of Paraiba tourmaline.
This stone is an Octagon-cut Paraiba Tourmaline set in an elegantly designed ring.
9 kt Yellow Gold, stamped 375/1000 and 925 Sterling Silver.
Dimensions
Height 2.90 cm x Width 2.70 cm
Italian Ring Size: 18
Paraiba Tourmaline
Cut: Octagonal
Weight: 10.00
2 Lateral Rubies
Cut: Round
Weight: 0.10
Total Weight: 0.20
10 Diamonds
Cut: Antique
Weight: 0.03
Total weight: 0.30
Yellow Gold and 925 Sterling Silver Ring on Diamonds and Back Cap.
If requested, it is possible to modify the ring size at no additional cost.
Paraiba Hydothermal Tourmaline.
Paraiba Tourmaline with evident impurities inside.
Rubini glass filled.
It comes in a nice box.
All shipments are tracked and insured with TNT courier.
All hallmarks will be visible in accordance with the law.
Buyers outside the European Union must take into account the VAT and customs duties they will have to pay.
Details
Free resizing offered
Yes
Style
Art Deco
No. of surrounding gemstones
12
No. of main gemstones
3
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Era
1900-2000
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
10.00
Metal
Silver, Yellow gold
Total carat weight of surrounding stones
0.50
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
9 kt.
Main Stone
Tourmaline paraiba
Surrounding Stones
Mixed gemstones
Total weight
8.7 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Women
Ring size
58 (EU) / 18 (IT) / 8 ¼ (US)
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