No reserve price - Ring - 14 kt. Yellow gold Opal - Diamond - Vuuropaal
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14 karat yellow gold ring set with an oval opal as the main stone, surrounded by eight smaller opals and four brilliant-cut natural diamonds totaling 0.2 carat, with a total main stone weight of 3 carats across 9 stones, size EU 55, made in England and in excellent condition, with no laboratory report.
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14kt Gold Ring with Oval Fire Opal and Diamonds – Size 55 – 2.33 g – England
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Description
Beautiful 14-karat yellow gold ladies' ring, set with an intense red-orange fire opal as the central stone. The opal is surrounded by eight smaller fire-red opals, creating a rich, warm play of colors. On each side of the central cluster, two brilliant-cut diamonds are placed as elegant accent stones.
This type of fire opal is known for its exceptional transparency and vibrant flame color. The ring was purchased in England and bears the 14kt gold hallmark.
A stunning vintage jewelry piece with a classic look and striking color.
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Specifications
• Material: 14 kt yellow gold (marked 14K)
Total weight: 2.33 grams
Ring size: EU 55
Main stone: Oval fire opal
• Footings: 8 small driven piles.
Diamonds
4× brilliant-cut diamonds
Clear white, natural diamonds (accent stones)
Origin: England
Condition: Very good shape, only minor signs of use.
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Carefully packed and sent via registered or insured mail.
14kt Gold Ring with Oval Fire Opal and Diamonds – Size 55 – 2.33 g – England
The symbol (⸻)
Description
Beautiful 14-karat yellow gold ladies' ring, set with an intense red-orange fire opal as the central stone. The opal is surrounded by eight smaller fire-red opals, creating a rich, warm play of colors. On each side of the central cluster, two brilliant-cut diamonds are placed as elegant accent stones.
This type of fire opal is known for its exceptional transparency and vibrant flame color. The ring was purchased in England and bears the 14kt gold hallmark.
A stunning vintage jewelry piece with a classic look and striking color.
The symbol (⸻)
Specifications
• Material: 14 kt yellow gold (marked 14K)
Total weight: 2.33 grams
Ring size: EU 55
Main stone: Oval fire opal
• Footings: 8 small driven piles.
Diamonds
4× brilliant-cut diamonds
Clear white, natural diamonds (accent stones)
Origin: England
Condition: Very good shape, only minor signs of use.
The symbol (⸻)
Shipping
Carefully packed and sent via registered or insured mail.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Shape of surrounding stones
Round
No. of main gemstones
9
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Diamond type of surrounding stones
Natural
Cutting style of surrounding stones
Brilliant cut
Fineness
14 kt.
Brand jewellery
No
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
3.00
Number of diamonds surrounding stones
4
Metal
Yellow gold
Total carat weight of surrounding stones
0.20
Main Stone
Opal
Surrounding Stones
Diamond
Total weight
2.33 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Country of Origin
United Kingdom
Gender
Women
Title additional information
Vuuropaal
Shape of main stone
Oval
Cutting style of main stone
Faceted cut
Ring size
55 (EU) / 15 (IT) / 7 ¼ (US)
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