Ring 18kt Gold Vintage Ruby and Diamond Ring
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
Estimate € 1,900 - € 2,300
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Description from the seller
18kt Gold Vintage Ruby and Diamond Ring, Circa 1950s
A distinctive vintage ring crafted in 18kt yellow gold, featuring a pear-cut natural ruby of approximately 0.40 carats. The ruby is flanked by two round brilliant-cut diamonds totalling approximately 0.14 carats, with a further six small diamonds adding approximately 0.06 carats. Four additional small rubies (approx. 0.08 carats total) are set along the base of the design, providing a balanced contrast of colour and form.
The diamonds are SI1 clarity and F–G colour.
Dimensions -
• Finger Size: UK I (US 4.25 / EU 47)
• Weight: 2.5 g
Specifications -
• Period: Circa 1950s
• Metal: 18kt Yellow Gold
• Main Gemstone: Natural Ruby, Pear-Cut, approx. 0.40 ct (origin unknown)
• Additional Rubies: Total approx. 0.08 ct
• Diamonds: Total approx. 0.20 ct
• Diamond Clarity: SI1
• Diamond Colour: F–G
Condition Report -
Very good vintage condition with light age-related wear.
*Mozeris Luxury is run by Mozeris Fine Antiques
* All items are cleaned and inspected before being dispatched.
* Item will be safely and securely packaged and shipped within one to two working days.
* Customs and Import Charges may apply for international buyers.
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* Colours of the product may slightly differ from the photos due to different computer screen colourations.
SKU 45VTNN
18kt Gold Vintage Ruby and Diamond Ring, Circa 1950s
A distinctive vintage ring crafted in 18kt yellow gold, featuring a pear-cut natural ruby of approximately 0.40 carats. The ruby is flanked by two round brilliant-cut diamonds totalling approximately 0.14 carats, with a further six small diamonds adding approximately 0.06 carats. Four additional small rubies (approx. 0.08 carats total) are set along the base of the design, providing a balanced contrast of colour and form.
The diamonds are SI1 clarity and F–G colour.
Dimensions -
• Finger Size: UK I (US 4.25 / EU 47)
• Weight: 2.5 g
Specifications -
• Period: Circa 1950s
• Metal: 18kt Yellow Gold
• Main Gemstone: Natural Ruby, Pear-Cut, approx. 0.40 ct (origin unknown)
• Additional Rubies: Total approx. 0.08 ct
• Diamonds: Total approx. 0.20 ct
• Diamond Clarity: SI1
• Diamond Colour: F–G
Condition Report -
Very good vintage condition with light age-related wear.
*Mozeris Luxury is run by Mozeris Fine Antiques
* All items are cleaned and inspected before being dispatched.
* Item will be safely and securely packaged and shipped within one to two working days.
* Customs and Import Charges may apply for international buyers.
* Shipping price includes express delivery service (one to two working days), full insurance, and packaging, via DHL.
* Colours of the product may slightly differ from the photos due to different computer screen colourations.
SKU 45VTNN
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Metal
18kt Gold Vintage Ruby and Diamond Ring
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
2.5 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
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